NASA

It looks like a watercolor masterpiece.

This really does work... but why?

NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Christina Koch went into space today, and made history.

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.

A few odd and mostly true facts about the eclipse

So not all of these reasons are necessarily meant to show the invincibility of NASA. In fact, some of them will show its humanity. They lose stuff, they use the wrong measurement system and make otherwise silly errors. But in spite of that, they managed to get humans to the moon with a computer as powerful as your modern toaster...

It was the highest NASA has flown in 40 years. Yesterday's inaugural launch of an Orion spacecraft went of flawlessly. This is the vehicle that will carry astronauts to Mars in 2030.

For ages, Scientist have stated that, at one time, there may have been water on Mars. Imagine their excitement when the Mars Curiosity Rover found water in the very first scoop of Martian soil! As it turns out, there's quite a bit of water on Mars. Nothing like the lakes and rivers on earth, but Martian soil has quite a bit of H2O in it.

Everyone has unique skills that make them great at one job or another. They can do something better than most people and that makes them an asset to their employer. This is a case where a common skill can make you some money. How good are you at laying around?

So, who isn't fascinated by space?  By how they do stuff in space without any gravity to help them?  Karen Nyberg of Expedition Crew 36 aboard the International Space Station gives us a lesson in hair washing.  Not as easy as a shower, but it looks like a LOT more fun...