Opportunity, NASA's long-running rover, has delivered a mystifying picture of tiny Martian spheres that are differing in many ways from blueberries, an iron-rich spherule detected by the rover at its landing site in the beginning of 2004 and at several other Martian locations until today.
NASA has selected eight advanced robotics projects that will enable the agency's future missions while supporting the Obama administration's National Robotics Initiative.
NASA Television has aired the virtual launch ceremony of the 2012 Zero Robotics High School Tournament live on September 8 at 1 p.m. EDT.
Following a long drive after landing, NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has been making efforts to utilize the tools on its arm to the fullest.
"NASA 360: Robots, Rocks and Rovers" will feature the 2012 Sample Return Robot Centennial Challenge, which was conducted from June 14 to17 with 7,000 attendees at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Worcester, Massachusetts.
During this week, a supernovae target was robotically achieved by the recently installed two identical FLOYDS spectrographs, at telescopes 6,000 mies apart.
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) hosted an education program that involved VIP guests and NASA and JPL officials, 53 high school students from the i.am College Track Center in Boyle Heights/East Los Angeles, and Curiosity mission members who paid homage to the first human to walk on the Moon, Astronaut Neil Armstrong. The event also marked the release of the world's first song from ‘Mars’- the Red Planet, back to Earth.
NASA has announced that the registration for the Fourth Annual Lunabotics Mining Competition is now open. The event is a university-level competition designed to encourage innovative lunar excavation concepts that may possibly be used during an actual lunar excavation.
NASA’s Mars rover Curiosity has started moving on the Martian surface from its landing ground, with its drive combined forward, reverse and turn segments.
University students will test their academic skills during the launch of atmospheric and technology experiments aboard a NASA suborbital sounding rocket. It will be launched from the agency's Wallops Flight Facility at Wallops Island, on Aug. 23, between 6:30 and 10 a.m.
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