The remains of the mysterious tomato that NASA astronaut Frank Rubio lost more than eight months ago finally showed up on the International Space Station (ISS).
Northrop Grumman, one of NASA's bidders to create a space station, is reportedly dropping out. A new report centers on the possibility of Northrop Grumman dropping out of the bid to create NASA's first commercially commissioned space station that is set to replace and succeed the International Space Station.
The International Space Station is getting the next piece for NASA's laser comms. For the longest time, space-to-Earth communications have focused on radio-based systems to communicate to the home base and bring information from its findings, but that is soon to change with NASA's upcoming lasers.