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A grayscale photograph of Martian terrain in front of the Curiosity rover shows flat, rough ground covered in gravel, with large, polygonal sections of rock on the surface separated by shallow gouges in the soil. The bottom of the frame shows parts of the rover, running from the middle left edge to the lower right corner of the image, including part of its robotic arm which carries a nameplate imprinted with “Curiosity” outlined in white, all-capital letters, and to the right of that a line drawing of the rover.

After Busy Weekend, Sols 4539-4540 Mark NASA Science Return

Neil S - May 14, 2025 2:1 am

Curiosity Rover Resumes Mission on Mars: A Detailed OverviewIn an exciting development from Mars, the Curiosity Rover has resumed its scientific exploration after a...

A grayscale close-up image of an instrument on the Mars rover Curiosity, showing at the center of the image a U-shaped flat piece of metal face the camera, with its rounded bottom pointing toward the lower right corner of the image. It’s surrounded by metal plates at different angles, some parallel to the plane of the image, others perpendicular, and most of them secured with hex nuts. Braided bunches of cable are twisted behind these other sections, leading into the instrument.

Martian Dust and Magnets: NASA’s Exploration on Sols 4536-4538

Neil S - May 14, 2025 1:1 am

Exploring Mars: A Glimpse into the Daily Operations of NASA's Robotic Arm TeamIntroduction to NASA's Robotic Arm OperationsIn an insightful update from NASA's Jet...

A large group of people who work on composite aircraft pose outside in a parking lot.

NASA’s Spring 2025 Review: High-Rate Composite Aircraft Project

Neil S - May 13, 2025 11:1 pm

NASA and Partners Collaborate to Advance Composite Aircraft ManufacturingIn a significant move towards revolutionizing the aerospace industry, NASA, along with its partners from the...

NASA test pilot Nils Larson, wearing a green flight suit and sunglasses, stands at the front of the agency’s F-15D research aircraft, looking up at a long, newly installed shock-sensing probe mounted on the nose. The aircraft is parked on the flightline at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, with its canopy open and ladder down.

NASA readies second impact sensor for X-59 testing

Neil S - May 13, 2025 9:1 pm

In an era where technological advancements continuously push the boundaries of what is possible, NASA's latest endeavor involves the testing of a ground-breaking supersonic...

HCP Terraform adds run queue visibility and new ephemeral workspace features

Organizations now manage public Terraform modules and providers.

Neil S - May 13, 2025 8:1 pm

Terraform Registry: A Central Hub for Infrastructure as CodeThe Terraform Registry stands as a pivotal discovery and distribution center for vital public Terraform providers...

NASA Hosts Industry, Government, Academia to Explore Partnerships - NASA

NASA Gathers Stakeholders to Discuss Collaborative Opportunities

Neil S - May 13, 2025 8:1 pm

On April 29, a diverse group of over 90 representatives from various sectors, including industry leaders, U.S. federal laboratories, government agencies, and academic institutions,...

NVIDIA Responds to TRC Capital’s ‘Mini-Tender’ Offer

Saudi Arabia, NVIDIA Collaborate on AI Factories for Future Intelligence

Neil S - May 13, 2025 7:1 pm

Saudi Arabia Sets its Sights on Becoming a Global Leader in Artificial Intelligence with NVIDIA CollaborationSaudi Arabia is taking ambitious strides towards becoming a...

Stream to Support Homeless Pets This May with Fire TV, Blue Buffalo, and Best Friends Animal…

Support Homeless Pets This May: Fire TV and Partners

Neil S - May 13, 2025 6:1 pm

Stream for a Cause: How Your Viewing Habits Can Help Homeless PetsIn a heartwarming initiative that combines entertainment with philanthropy, Amazon’s Fire TV has...

The 18-point secrets management checklist

18 Essential Tips for Effective Secrets Management

Neil S - May 13, 2025 6:1 pm

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, organizations of all sizes are embarking on journeys to embrace cloud computing. Some are just beginning this transition,...

Southeast Asia occupies the bottom two-thirds of the image. The scene is dark except for nighttime lights coming from urban areas, the white and purple glow from a thunderstorm, and green dots from fishing boats. A strip of green airglow is visible across the planet

NASA Explores Lightning Phenomena in Southeast Asia

Neil S - May 13, 2025 5:1 pm

Capturing Lightning from Space: A Brilliant DisplayThe International Space Station (ISS) offers a unique vantage point for observing natural phenomena on Earth, and...