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Here is an iconic photo taken 43 years ago that no man had seen before. It was on December 8, in 1972 that astronauts on the Apollo 17 spacecraft took a famous photograph of Earth, a photo that came to be known as "The Blue Marble." Ph...

NASA's doing some crazy things this month. First, it launched its first spacecraft in three years since the space shuttle. Now, the U.S. space agency has awakened its New Horizons spacecraft for an encounter with Pluto -- which is still a planet to me.

NASA reached a major milestone Friday as the Orion spacecraft completed its first voyage to space, traveling farther than any spacecraft designed for astronauts has been in more than 40 years. Bottom line: NASA's back in the spaceflight game for the first time since the space shuttle program ended three years ago.

For all the space junkies out there: The first flight test of Orion, NASA's next-generation spacecraft capable of sending astronauts on future missions to an asteroid and the journey to Mars, has been rescheduled.

There are a lot of ways to enjoy a clear night in West Michigan. One of them is very simple, just look to the sky.

NASA Flight Engineers Rick Mastracchio and Mike Hopkins are working outside the orbiting International Space Station today (Dec. 21) to fix a bad pump. They are doing the first in a series of spacewalks to replace a degraded ammonia pump module with one of the station's two external cooling loops that keeps both internal and external equipment cool, according to NASA.

The Blandford Environmental Education Program has a right to be proud of its many accomplishments.  The past 40 years have seen success after success. Our news partner, WZZM TV13 reports one of those successes is an alumnus of the Blandford Environmental Education Program who now works with NASA, who will return to West Michigan August 9-10...

This is really a neat video because we always have a lot of questions regarding space.....living in space.  You know, not questions about performing the work-tasks the astronauts have to do, but questions about normal human needs...personal hygiene.

Some kids have all the luck.  It's not everyday where you get to learn about space, and travel and whats it's like to leave this stratosphere from the guys and girls who actually experiment with it and do it.  Turn all of that into a do-good movie and you have A Smile As Big As The Moon...

Opportunity has discovered rocks unlike any seen there before. This find makes Mars look more like Earth than ever before.

With the trajectory looking good and the solar panels deployed, the hardest part is over for the Juno space probe. It is now on its way to the planet Jupiter.

They did.  It happened in 2009 and scientists warned that this could cause lots of problems, weather changes being one of them.  WHY would NASA & the United States do something like that NOT KNOWING the effects it could have?  Who owns the moon?  ...