The "Indian Space Research Organization" (ISRO for short), which is under government control, is trying to lead India towards the prestigious club of countries that have sent an expedition to the moon

NASA protects the shuttles and spacecraft to Pluto and closed the Kennedy Space Center due to Hurricane Wilma

Scientific American/NASA are starting to feel the cut

Spacecraft to the Moon and Mars are given priority

Griffin calls for accelerating the development of a vehicle to replace the shuttle and return the shuttle to Hubble

Michael Griffin takes command of NASA

Two years after Columbia, the sky is clearing for NASA

Following O'Keefe's resignation - what is expected in the future for NASA?

The director of NASA resigned

NASA transferred the X-37 space plane project to DARPA for further development as an intelligence spacecraft

NASA is afraid that repairs to the shuttle in orbit will not be successful and prefers the rescue of the astronauts

Has scientific research been harmed as a result of the Bush plan to divert resources to flights to the moon and Mars?

NASA is afraid to participate in an Israeli conference because of the situation

A year after the disaster, NASA wants to go higher

Bush reveals his space plan: build a base on the moon and abandon the space station

Ahead of Bush's expected speech on the space initiative: time for a new focus on space

United States in space

Astronaut Lisa Novak has been suspended from all activities at NASA

The House of Representatives froze the NASA budget

Events of 2006 according to NASA

NASA concludes 2006 as a year full of activity

Google cooperates with NASA

The Hubble Space Telescope will undergo an upgrade

The director of NASA summarizes a successful year, according to him, at the Valencia Space Conference

NASA space exploration missions

The Columbia Disaster: Lessons, Meanings, and Question Marks on the Future of the US Space Program

The US will cooperate in building the Indian satellite that will orbit the moon