NASA, yes, that NASA, has released a brand new arcade-style game this week as they celebrate the launch of a new telescope. The organization is about to launch the Nancy Grace Roman Space ...

The game is named after the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, which is set to launch later this decade. Graphic: NASA I played the game for a bit and I had an absolute blast.

Learn more about how we select deals. NASA has released a browser-based game intended to spark interest in the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope.

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE – March 7, 2011 Game development firm McNeill Designs for Brighter Minds recently announced the launch of the new NASA Space Terminology Deck, an add-on deck designed for… ...

SpaceX plans to launch a Dragon spacecraft full of supplies for NASA during the early hours of Sunday, Aug. 24.

In the past, NASA has used everything from websites and mobile apps to coverage on its own TV network to get the public excited about its space exploration efforts. But the run-up to the planned ...

An artist's depiction of the Roman Space Telescope at work. (Image credit: NASA) During the official launch on Twitch Thursday, two NASA representatives demonstrated how the game works for viewers.

Overall, user reviews rate "Apollo: A Collaborative Game Inspired by NASA Moon Missions" at a 4.4 out of 5. The game usually sells for $23.99, but it is now available at Target at 50% off for $11.99.

NASA has already created activities like Cubesat Builder, a game for upper elementary-school-aged players to build and test mini-spacecraft. But Roman Space Observer is the first to be targeted ...

MOFFETT FIELD, Calif. — NASA has released an interactive, educational video game called NetworKing that depicts how the Space Communication and Navigation (SCaN) network operates.

NASA, Epic Games launch competition to crowdsource VR tech for Mars exploration When learning on the job isn't really an option, VR can help. Will your tech be the solution?

SpaceX won a high-stakes game of capture the flag on Sunday after two NASA astronauts returned to Earth from the International Space Station. President Barack Obama started the competition nine ...