While the UA has long been involved with NASA programs including balloon-borne research ... helps them develop and patent them and licenses them to private companies including startups founded ...

Upcoming SpaceX, NASA rocket launch schedule at ... the company had raised $100 million and has 14 patents, including "the hydrogen-powered balloon, reserve descent system, the capsule structure ...

NASA is set to begin launch operations mid-May for the 2024 Sweden Long-Duration Scientific Balloon Campaign. Four stadium-sized, scientific balloons carrying science missions and technology ...

April 30 (UPI) --NASA officials are planning to launch the space agency's long-duration balloon campaign from Sweden to gather scientific data to assist with several projects starting in mid-May.

Mann recalled that when he worked on balloon programs sponsored by NASA, the space agency asked ... For that invention, he was awarded a patent in 1968. Mann received a $25 bonus for acquiring ...

A NASA scientific balloon mission just set a new agency record, spending 57 days floating in the skies above the South Pole. The mission, called the Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic Terahertz ...

A NASA scientific balloon mission just set a new agency record, spending 57 days floating in the skies above the South Pole. The mission, called the Galactic/Extragalactic ULDB Spectroscopic ...

A new NASA experiment will take to the skies on a balloon, scanning the space between the stars of our galaxy and listening for cosmic ingredients to understand how the Milky Way evolved over time.

NASA has a fun guide to its scientific balloons that explains the zero-pressure and super-pressure balloons it uses for missions like this. GUSTO will look for signals of carbon, oxygen ...

Giant balloons were in the news a lot this year, and NASA has some of the largest, which will launch early this month. When most people think of NASA they think of astronauts and spacecraft ...

IT’S ABOUT 31 MILES ABOVE EARTH’S SURFACE. THE ACTING CHIEF OF NASA’S BALLOON PROGRAM SAYS THAT HIS CURRENT LOCATION IN ANTARCTICA IS AN IDEAL LAUNCH POINT BECAUSE THE CONTINENT HAS NEAR ...

NASA says the sightings can be explained by earthly phenomena like planes, balloons, and weather. The announcement comes from a year-long investigation into how NASA can better study UFOs.