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we asked hundreds of astrobiologists if weve found alien life only 6 6 said yes In a survey taken after the K2-18b announcement, just 6.6% of astrobiologists said they believed scientists had probably detected extraterrestrial life. Close to two-thirds rejected the idea entirely.

We Asked Hundreds of Astrobiologists If We’ve Found Alien Life — Only 6.6% Said Yes

dragon oxidizer leak grounds crew 13 as nasa and spacex hunt for a new launch date NASA and SpaceX have slipped off their scheduled departure for the International Space Station after an oxidizer leak turned up in the propulsion system of the Crew-13 Dragon spacecraft — and no replacement date has been penciled in.

Dragon Oxidizer Leak Grounds Crew-13 as NASA and SpaceX Hunt for a New Launch Date

roman space telescope launches on a three month trek to l2 and a survey 1000x faster than hubble It took seven minutes from liftoff before controllers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, began receiving telemetry from the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope. Riding a SpaceX Falcon Heavy, the observatory departed Launch Complex 39A at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida at 7:26 a.m. EDT Sunday, and it now sits three months and about one million miles away from the orbit where its real work begins.

Roman Space Telescope launches on a three-month trek to L2 and a survey 1,000x faster than Hubble

roman space telescope buttoned up inside falcon heavy fairing ahead of aug 30 launch NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope vanished behind closed doors on Aug. 21. Inside the Payload Hazardous Servicing Facility at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, crews sealed a 43-foot shell around the observatory — and barring a serious setback, no one will lay eyes on it again.

Roman Space Telescope Buttoned Up Inside Falcon Heavy Fairing Ahead of Aug. 30 Launch

six days of waiting nasas orbiter finally captures the moon crater left by a falcon 9 Six days of orbital patience were needed before NASA could get a clean view of the mark left when a rocket stage — one that departed Earth back in January 2025 — slammed into the Moon on Aug. 5.

Six Days of Waiting: NASA’s Orbiter Finally Captures the Moon Crater Left by a Falcon 9

swift observatory left to burn up as nasa calls off its orbital rescue There will be no rescue. NASA has cancelled the piece of the mission that counted: no spacecraft will lift the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory back to a safe altitude, and the telescope is now expected to fall back into Earth's atmosphere and burn up before the year is out.

Swift Observatory Left to Burn Up as NASA Calls Off Its Orbital Rescue

falcon 9 debris leaves a 60 foot scar on the moon and nasa just photographed it Getting the photograph took six days of orbital waiting. NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter needed its own track and a freshly made scar on the moon to fall into alignment, and then had to roll onto its side so its cameras looked straight down at terrain 60 miles beneath it.

Falcon 9 Debris Leaves a 60-Foot Scar on the Moon, and NASA Just Photographed It

voyager 2 gets a power reprieve nasas big bang buys the probe another year Since the Nixon years, Voyager 2 has shed roughly 4 watts of usable power annually — and that slow bleed was on track to claim yet another one of its science instruments before 2026 ended.

Voyager 2 Gets a Power Reprieve: NASA’s “Big Bang” Buys the Probe Another Year

nasa may reroute perseverances earthbound twin to the lunar south pole The rover NASA hopes to drive across the moon's south pole has already been assembled. It has been sitting here on Earth the entire time.

NASA may reroute Perseverance’s Earthbound twin to the lunar south pole

roman space telescope was built to hunt dark energy it could also catch city killer asteroids The observatory NASA sends up from Kennedy Space Center at the close of August was engineered to pursue the two greatest mysteries in physics: the dark matter holding galaxies together and the dark energy driving the cosmos apart. It may also wind up warning us which rock is headed for a city.

Roman Space Telescope Was Built to Hunt Dark Energy — It Could Also Catch City-Killer Asteroids