Was it a cosmic jellyfish, a fleeting light trick, or something more outlandish? When NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers took a ...

There are huge, invisible structures in the ionosphere that are high above the surface of the Earth. These structures are ...

Mission engineers sent a command to shutter the Voyager 2’s Plasma Science, or PLS, experiment — which was used to observe solar winds — on September 26 using the Deep Space Network, ...

At the point of shut-off, the plasma science instrument only offered particularly useful data about once every three months while Voyager’s slow, 360-degree rotation aimed it back at the Sun.

Include sufficient technical information on one or more research topics identified on the solicitation, including a short description with references on how the proposed work addresses frontier-level ...

Available to watch now, IOP Publishing’s journal, Plasma Science and Technologies explores the knowns and unknowns of negative triangularity and evaluate its future as a power plant solution The ...

The plasma science instrument consists of four "cups" collecting information on the amount of plasma, a fluid of charged particles, flowing past Voyager 2 and the direction of this flow.

On the road towards the development of a compact fusion reactor, the Plasma Science and Fusion Technology Lab of the University of Seville led the physics and engineering design as well as the ...

Engineers work on NASA’s Voyager 2 at JPL in March 1977, ahead of the spacecraft’s launch that August. The probe carries 10 science instruments, some of which have been turned off over the ...

NASA has finally turned off one of Voyager 2’s science instruments. Now, there’s no need to worry, as Voyager 2 isn’t shutting down anytime soon. However, since the probe has been barreling ...

The staff at the Fred A. Vaught Memorial Library have hosted fun and educational opportunities through the month of June.

Mission engineers sent a command to shutter the Voyager 2’s Plasma Science, or PLS, experiment — which was used to observe solar winds — on September 26 using the Deep Space Network, ...