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Scientists might be able to create a universe in a laboratory. How is this possible? See more »
Although most people today will never set foot on the moon, it's likely you come into contact with a NASA byproduct every day. See more »
Since its inception in the late '50s, NASA has accomplished some amazing technical feats. But what are some of the agency's greatest moments? See more »
Now that the space shuttle program has concluded, NASA is poised to start a new era. How much do you know about the agency's future missions? Test your knowledge with our quiz. See more »
The new space age sees countries and companies competing to find new methods of space exploration. Learn about the new space age in these articles. See more »
Because an Earth-like environment is created within a spacesuit, it allows you to walk around in space in relative safety. But outer space is an extremely hostile place and could kill you if you aren't protected. See more »
It was a small step for a man, a giant leap for mankind. But some people say that the moon landings never happened at all. Why all the conspiracy theories? See more »
Has space camp gone out of style? NASA's going after the MySpace generation with a new Web site design and strategy, but why? See more »
If you consider throwing down a welcome mat on the porch of the International Space Station the same as living "elsewhere," then yes. But what about the moon and destinations beyond? See more »
