With NASA eyeing long-duration crewed missions to the moon and beyond in the coming years, it has to be sure that if a medical situation arises, the astronauts are well equipped to deal with it.

Google and NASA are collaborating on a new AI-powered tool aimed at enabling autonomous medical care for astronauts during extended space missions, including future journeys to the Moon and Mars. The ...

As NASA embarks on longer-duration space missions, including the goal of sending humans to Mars, the challenge of maintaining astronaut health far from Earth becomes ever more pressing. In ...

As human-spaceflight missions grow longer and travel farther from Earth, keeping crews healthy gets more challenging. Astronauts on the International Space Station can depend on real-time calls to ...

As NASA’s missions become longer and more ambitious, the agency is innovating with space-based medical care. Eduardo Ramos for Unsplash+ It’s an exciting time for space research as NASA eyes a future ...

Alphabet Inc. GOOGL GOOG is collaborating with NASA to develop an artificial intelligence medical assistant designed to diagnose and treat astronauts during extended space missions where real-time ...

In context: As NASA prepares for human missions beyond low Earth orbit, the agency is confronting one of long-duration spaceflight's most persistent risks: limited access to medical care. On the ...

NASA will launch its live-streamed programming on Netflix -- featuring rocket liftoffs, astronaut spacewalks and live views of Earth from the International Space Station -- starting this summer, the ...

NASA+ is a free platform to stream all of the space agency's content, including coverage of rocket launches and live feeds from the International Space Station. Now, all that same cosmic content is on ...

On Sunday, NASA's Escapade, a collaborative effort among the space agency, UC Berkeley and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin, will launch and attempt to add two more orbiters to the elusive club of successful ...

Cosmic connoisseurs will soon have another way to consume all the rocket launches, spacewalks and other celestial wonders they desire. NASA and Netflix have announced that all of the U.S. space agency ...