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GOES-19, the last of four giants, rolls toward its launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center earlier this month.BEN SMEGELSKY/NASA
In the Media

Small, nimble weather satellites could track the atmosphere moment by moment, boosting forecasts

June 25, 2024
Science
NASA’s Psyche spacecraft launched in October 2023 on a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. (Credit: NASA/Aubrey Gemignani)

Deep-space camera sends farthest optical communications link yet

June 17, 2024
A group of cadets and staff look at a large monitor as a cadet presents his AI casualty status tool.

SOCOM Ignite students generate forward-looking prototypes

June 12, 2024
an illustration showing the ocean, leading to shore and a city, and clouds. Red lines in the sky indicate the planetary boundary layer

Using deep learning to image Earth's planetary boundary layer

April 5, 2024
A close up photo of an integrated circuit board with connected wires.
In the Media

How new atomic clocks could help in search for dark matter — and beyond

July 25, 2023
FERMILAB
Four colored images show structural changes within Hurricane Adrian as the storm intensified.
In the Media

NASA's TROPICS offers multiple views of intensifying hurricanes

July 21, 2023
NASA
a photo looking of an airplane on an airport runway/
In the Media

MagNav project successfully demonstrates real-time magnetic navigation

May 31, 2023
U.S. Air Force
A large group gathers outside near the ocean.

Lincoln Laboratory leaders visit Kwajalein Field Site

May 16, 2023
A satellite with a happy birthday hat flies through space.
In the Media

TESS celebrates its fifth “launchiversary”

April 20, 2023
MIT TESS News
Three satellites orbit the Earth.
In the Media

Space Force delivers first payload for Japan’s QZSS satellites

January 17, 2023
Breaking Defense
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