Making History In Zero GravityThe First‑Ever All‑Woman Spacewalk Finally Happened After NASA Found Spacesuits That Fit The space agency also debuted new, gender-neutral spacesuits meant to offer greater mobility for its next Moon mission. By Aditi Murti
Not Just Mars BarsWhat Would a Million People on Mars Eat? GMOs and Maybe Bugs A speculative study estimated large scale food availability and intake on the Red Planet, ranging from vegan to protein options. By Aditi Murti
Hangry In SpaceMilky Way’s Supermassive Black Hole Has Suddenly Started Swallowing More of the Galaxy "We don't know what is driving this big feast." By Liesl Goecker
The Stuff Of LifeAstronomers Find Water Vapor on Faraway, Earth‑Like Planet Planet K2-18b is “the best candidate for habitability,” according to researchers. By Liesl Goecker
Nothing Is SacredHumans May Have Already Committed the First Crime in Space A celebrated NASA astronaut has been accused of committing identity theft from outer space. By Rajvi Desai
Why The Moon’s Cultural Legacy Still Endures From old goddesses to the new space race, the moon's power pulls at mankind. By Aditi Murti
