In the ever-evolving field of space technology, miniaturization is key. The HSKSAT experiment represents a leap in compact satellite...

As space missions grow longer, food sustainability becomes a critical concern. The ISS experiment "Pick-and-Eat Salad-Crop Productivity,...

What lies at the frontier where Earth’s atmosphere meets space? This region, known as the thermosphere and ionosphere, is a crucial zone...

Imagine being able to see the ocean in colors beyond human vision — hundreds of shades that reveal hidden truths about our coastal...

The human body is an extraordinary system designed to operate under Earth’s gravity. But what happens when you remove that gravity? One...

Performing precise manual tasks in space is a challenge that requires full understanding of how microgravity affects motor control. The...

We’ve all watched sand trickle through an hourglass here on Earth, but what happens to those falling grains when gravity is removed from...

Imagine being far from Earth—on the International Space Station or a future Mars colony—and discovering that bacteria become more...

One of the core challenges in modern aerospace technology is ensuring that systems and components can function reliably in the harsh...

The heart is one of the most essential organs in the human body, constantly working to pump blood and sustain life. But what happens to...

Imagine communicating with someone aboard the International Space Station as if they were standing right next to you—life-sized,...

From the vantage point of space, Earth reveals itself in extraordinary detail. The Hyper-Spectral Imager Suite (HISUI), developed by the...

Extended stays in space have remarkable effects on the human body. One major area of concern is bone loss due to the absence of gravity....

Continuing the inspiring tradition of education through space exploration, the Higher Orbits Multi Experiment Module #6 took flight...

The International Space Station (ISS) is not just a hub for advanced research and technology development—it’s also a floating classroom...

Radiation in space is one of the most formidable challenges for long-duration missions. Understanding how it interacts with spacecraft...

Space isn’t just for seasoned scientists and astronauts. It’s also a classroom—one that orbits Earth at over 17,000 miles per hour. The...

Imagine a high-tech laboratory that fits in the palm of your hand but has the power to conduct dozens of biological experiments...

Silicon-germanium (SiGe) alloys are taking center stage in the development of futuristic electronics and space-grade materials. The...

When you think of crystals, you might imagine dazzling gemstones or intricate snowflakes. But in the world of materials science, crystals...