Posted: 10:11 a.m. EDT Aug 9, 2018
The Lab: How Exactly Does NASA Plan To Touch The Sun?
Newsy and Inverse pair to bring you the latest from the lab. In this segment, writer Yasmin Tayag explains why NASA wants to touch the sun.
The Lab: How Exactly Does NASA Plan To Touch The Sun?
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Texas power regulators prepare for October solar eclipse
A full annular solar eclipse will cut across the state of Texas on Oct. 14, which could cause a dip in the state's solar energy production.
How to see the 2023 'Ring of Fire' solar eclipse in October
If you're not able to get to a place where you can see this eclipse, the next total solar eclipse is April 8, 2024.
NASA astronaut Frank Rubio back on Earth after record spaceflight
NASA astronaut Frank Rubio will see his family in person for the first time in more than a year, after his unexpectedly lengthy time in space ended.
Meta's AI chatbot features characters played by celebrities
Meta has created chatbots with AI learning that derive character from and are played by real-life celebrities.
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What a government shutdown means for air travel
Critical air travel jobs like air traffic control and TSA could be furloughed if the government shuts down.
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10-year-old artist gets a new spotlight at the White House
Paris Robinson's art is part of a new permanent display at the White House that curates art from children in military families.
