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NASA is looking for people to eat, sleep and live in bed for 60 days. Oh and they'll pay you $19,000 to do it.

If getting paid to lay in bed is what you've been looking for, then NASA has a job for you.

How long is the perfect power nap? NASA scientists have figured out that question and the answer is shorter than you think.

Clark Griswold would be proud.

If you're currently in the job hunt or looking for an exciting new career, NASA has got exactly what you're looking for. NASA has announced they're hiring for the position of "Planetary Protection Officer" to protect Earth from harmful aliens.

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It's not every day that seven new planets are discovered, and NASA needs our help naming them. Some of the suggestions so far are pretty hilarious!

Check your calendar, it's not April 1st. This is a real thing and you can either thank or blame the Moon.

The new system will give forecasters better information about developing storms across the planet.

Glenn served the U.S as a Marine Corps pilot, a pioneering astronaut, and a former U.S. Senator.

NASA says the moon Sunday night into Monday will appear 14% bigger and 30% brighter than when farthest from Earth.

According to the ancients, this was the way to survive in a brand new unforgiving world. It can also be very dangerous.

NASA's Earth Observatory Blog used a satellite to map the rainfall in Louisiana from August 12-14, and the images are quite jolting.

With many bad things being portrayed in the news, including shootings, celebrity deaths, and more, I thought it was time that we list off some of the GOOD things that have happened so far this year.

For one generation, the assassination of President John F. Kennedy was an event that was forever tied to the moment it happened. For my generation, one such event was the Challenger disaster.

Don't let all this blue moon talk scare you. It's more a function of your calendar than it is some celestial event.

CNN has reported that NASA has found a planet a lot like Earth, calling it "Earth's bigger, older cousin." Maybe we can go there and mess up that one too.

We are getting our first glimpse of Pluto, from the NASA spacecraft New Horizons, on the 50th anniversary of our initial look at planet Mars!

Many Americans don't know, but NASA provides a live feed from the International Space Station on nasa.gov. But what most Americans don't realize is that when it goes down, it's usually not equipment failure, it's deliberate.

This looks like something from a science fiction movie, but it's real!...