Space Center Houston blog
Pop Quiz: Space Habitats
What will space habitats look like as humans travel farther from home, to the Moon, Mars, and beyond? How is ...
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Artemis astronaut feature: Scott Tingle
Last year, NASA named the first Artemis astronauts. The mission to return to the Moon begins with the first Artemis ...
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Solving Space: Martian Habitat
This summer, we are exploring how we push human extremes in order to survive and thrive in the harsh environments ...
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Women in STEM: Astrophysicist Jocelyn Bell Burnell
Genius comes in many forms. The skill to play a perfect sonata. A gift for weaving vibrant portraits out of ...
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Celebrating Pride Month: Highlighting Diversity & Inclusion
On June 18, 1983, Sally Ride became the first American woman in space. That wasn’t the only barrier she broke ...
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Solving Space: Lunar Habitat
This summer, we are exploring how we push human extremes in order to survive and thrive in the harsh environments ...
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Solving Space: HERA Habitat
NASA Johnson Space Center is home to astronaut training. In the HERA habitat, people are pushing human extremes to prepare ...
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This day in history: Ed White becomes first American to walk in space
Imagine you are in a spacecraft orbiting the Earth. There has only been one person before you that has done ...
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Eyes Up – June
The night sky offers a show unlike anything else. In this monthly series, we will explore some of the ...
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Remembering John Hodge
Today we remember John Hodge, NASA’s second flight director, and his significant contributions to space exploration. Hodge died on May ...
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