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Ad Astra’s deep space rocket moves into new testing phase with help from NASA

Costa Rican astronaut Franklin Chang’s company Ad Astra Rocket has finalized a $9 million contract with NASA to help push the company's VASIMR deep space engine one step closer to flight.

Flowing nitrogen ice glaciers seen on Pluto

Flowing nitrogen ice glaciers have been glimpsed on the surface of Pluto, along with an unexpectedly thick layer of haze in the atmosphere, NASA scientists said Friday.

NASA discovers Earth-like planet orbiting ‘cousin’ of Sun

The planet, which is 1,400 light-years away, could offer a glimpse into the Earth's apocalyptic future, scientists said.

NASA’s Dawn mission inspires Costa Rican students

To cap off their project, the students contacted the Dawn team directly to ask them a few questions about scientific aspects of the project and seek some career guidance. What better way to learn about a project than from the people working on it?

Will Costa Rica’s lunar eclipse herald the rapture?

One U.S. pastor, John Hagee, believes that the event could portend a world-changing event, including the return of Jesus Christ.

Early morning space shuttle launch

On Jan. 12, 1986, the space shuttle Columbia launched at 6:55 a.m. EST from Kennedy Space Center on the STS-61C mission. It was the...

Costa Rica’s Franklin Chang pushes space agenda in Washington

"The excitement of exploration has to give way to the real business at hand: the expansion of humans into space. I’m not just talking about space tourism, but mining, research, resettling, everything. We don’t want to wait until the planet becomes uninhabitable."

Galileo Mission Debris in Tortuguero: Costa Rica’s Unlikely Space History

We’ve written about Tortuguero, on the northern Caribbean coast, many, many times. The town and national park – one of Costa Rica’s top tourism...

NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft enters Mars orbit

WASHINGTON, D.C. – NASA's MAVEN spacecraft began orbiting Mars on Sunday, on a mission to study how the Red Planet's climate changed over time from warm and wet to cold and dry.

Meet Sandra Cauffman, the Tica co-directing NASA’s current mission to Mars

The Tico Times chats with Sandra Cauffman, the deputy project manager for NASA's MAVEN satellite mission to Mars.

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