NASA is set to go live from outer space as a unique Twitch stream direct from the International Space Station has been announced.

Twitch is going out of this world (quite literally) as NASA is hosting a livestream on the streaming platform on board the International Space Station (ISS). Taking place about 250 miles away from ...

It's 2025 and somehow we've still yet to see a Twitch stream happening from space—until next week, that is. NASA has ...

Depending on weather and clouds, rocket launches from Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral can be seen from Daytona Beach ...

A Falcon 9 rocket carrying the WorldView Legion 5 and 6 satellites is scheduled to lift off from NASA's Kennedy Space Center ... SpaceX will stream the action live via X, starting about 15 ...

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the Advisory Committee on Excellence in Space (ACES), on March 5. NASA has started to implement directives related to the DEI orders, such as restricting funding for initiatives associated with DEI.

It will be launched by a Falcon 9 rocket from the Kennedy Space Center and carry various commercial payloads, such as tech and science investigations from NASA and a small data center from lunar ...

However, NASA has an excellent chance of putting boots on the lunar surface by 2028. America would get the political win. Trump would get his share of the glory. Thus far, the space agency has not ...

The founder of SpaceX said President Trump had asked his company to return two astronauts aboard the space station to Earth “as soon as possible.” NASA said it would do that “as soon as ...

Scientists, for example, are also not sure how much of the megarocket's mass burned up and how much of it fell to Earth. Related: ISS dodges its 39th piece of potentially hazardous space junk.