Nuestro futuro espacio aéreo será más seguro, más ecológico y más silencioso a medida que los nuevos proyectos de investigación de la NASA permitan avances importantes en muchos tipos de aviación, desde nuevos transportistas de pasajeros hasta aviones de reparto de paquetes. Full report from NASA: Read More

An experiment on the Moon’s surface that will study yeast’s biological response to the lunar environment to help understand and mitigate health risks for astronauts. Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA has selected the geology team that will develop the surface science plan for the first crewed lunar landing mission in more than 50 years. Full report from NASA: Read More

Self-flying air taxis may create a new era of transportation opportunities for passengers and cargo, shortening travel time using autonomous software that provide safe and reliable flight paths. Full report from NASA: Read More

A NASA study predicts that, if global temperatures keep rising and reach 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) above pre-industrial levels, people worldwide could face multiple impacts of climate change simultaneously, with serious consequences. Full report from NASA: Read More

NASA Pilot Attracts, Awards New Small Business Innovators Full report from NASA: Read More

Pequeños drones que entregan paquetes, taxis aéreos que llevan pasajeros o ambulancias aéreas que brindan transporte para salvar vidas: estos son solo algunos de los conceptos que la misión Movilidad Aérea Avanzada (AAM, por sus siglas en inglés) de la NASA está ayudando a llegar a nuestros cielos. Full report from NASA: Read More

What is it like to escape from an aircraft underwater? Full report from NASA: Read More

This July, NASA is sending a team of four six-unit (6U)-sized CubeSats into orbit around Earth to see if they’re able to cooperate on their own, without real-time updates from mission control. Full report from NASA: Read More

Recent tests using VIPER rover and Griffin lander prototypes conducted at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California’s Silicon Valley were designed to push VIPER’s systems to the limit to ensure the rover will perform as expected during its science mission Full report from NASA: Read More