IDAHO FALLS — The Village Improvement Society proudly presents its inaugural Inspire event on Sept. 16, featuring “An Evening with Ellen Ochoa…
NASA’s Artemis II mission has carried astronauts outside the influence of the Earth’s orbit for the first time in over 50 years. Fifty years to get it right, and the astronauts have still been forced to pee in bags when their multi-million-dollar toilet failed (it still handled the solid waste). It appears that urine in one of the lines froze, and NASA had to reconfigure the orientation of the spacecraft (Orion) to place the frozen side toward the sun so it could thaw. It now works intermittently.
POCATELLO — A group of eighth-graders at Grace Lutheran won the Best of Show Award in the NASA-sponsored Plant the Moon Challenge Jr.
POCATELLO — Chris Cassidy stared out the cockpit window of the space shuttle Endeavour in July 2009, gazing at the planet that spun by at 5 mi…
BOISE — Half a year after The WaterShed launched 25 new interactive water and climate exhibits, the city of Boise’s water resources education center played host to an annual NASA Earth to Sky climate workshop for teachers.
POCATELLO — Capt. Chris Cassidy, a highly decorated U.S. Navy SEAL and NASA astronaut, will speak at the 13th annual Farm Bureau Salute to Ida…
POCATELLO — The Idaho Museum of Natural History and Idaho State University campus have been selected for the out of this world opportunity to …
POCATELLO — A group of students at Grace Lutheran School are participating in the out of this world Plant the Moon Jr. Challenge.
POCATELLO — A piece of NASA history parted ways with the sky this week and will instead remain forever parked in Pocatello.
Walter Cunningham, the last surviving astronaut from the first successful crewed space mission in NASA's Apollo program, died Tuesday in Houst…
