NASA is planning to not only send humans back to the moon, but also create a permanent residence on the lunar surface. Host Emily Calandrelli explores the different aspects of this historic mission.

Some events in space exploration have changed the way we look at the universe. Host Emily Calandrelli meets with Scott Kelly, the astronaut twin who spent nearly a year in space. She also visits the LIGO Observatory in Louisiana, which has revolutionized the way we study the universe.

Why does Neptune appear blue? Which moons might harbor life? Host Emily Calandrelli speaks with two experts about each planet in our solar system and uncovers some misconceptions about the nature of space.

Space becomes a rich tapestry for several artists, including an astronaut who once walked on the moon. Host Emily Calandrelli meets with several artists who bring their own vision and interpretation of outer space.

Is space exploration for everyone? It hasn't always been, but it certainly can be. From individuals who are deaf, to the developing world, host Emily Calandrelli highlights some hidden figures in this industry and shows how there's space...for all explorers.

Sending humans into space is always risky. Host Emily Calandrelli looks at a couple close calls on missions that have had to abort after launch, and examines steps being taken by NASA to prepare for the worst

As NASA prepares to send astronauts to the moon, private space companies are becoming more involved with missions in low-earth orbit. Host Emily Calandrelli looks at SpaceX, a private company that has exceeded expectations.

Did you know that the coldest place in our solar system is an area on our moon? Host Emily Calandrelli takes a look at the planets and moons in our solar system that are extremely inhospitable.

Host Emily Calandrelli looks at the history of robots that NASA has sent to Mars, including the very first rover, Sojourner. In 2020, NASA launched the most.