Visions of the Future poster for the “Grand Tour” of planets, a reference to when NASA’s Voyager mission used the once-every-175-year alignment of our solar system’s outer planets to stage its orbiter ...

Early last year, NASA released some images styled after retro travel posters, each of the three presenting artistic representations of alien landscapes and the activities one might do in those places.

NASA has created retro posters advertising imaginary vacations on distant planets. Kepler-16b is billed as the "land of two suns" for the twin orbs that shine down on it.

NASA recently worked with artists to design two downloadable posters for the solar eclipses that will be visible from North America in October 2023 and April 2024. It’s not the first time the space ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The environment is extreme, the days are long, and the food will ...

It looks like NASA wants to attract as many future settlers to Mars as possible. The agency is doing a good job of that by releasing stunning "recruitment" posters that you can print out and hang on ...

More than a year since its first dive into the quirky space tourism promotional racket, NASA has produced another tranche of retro posters that look just brilliant. Inspired by science-fiction posters ...

Get ready to pack your suitcases. NASA has created a series of beautiful vacation posters for exoplanets that will make you eager for recreational space travel to become a reality. The exoplanets ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The posters were created by NASA JPL Visual Strategists Joby Harris, ...

When packing for a vacation on Kepler 16-b, it’s good to remember the sunscreen. It does, after all, have two suns. OK, so a long weekend visiting a planet 1,200 trillion miles away, may not be a ...

NASA has already this week released two spooky Hubble photos marking Halloween. Now the US-based space agency is attempting to scare exoplanet enthusiasts with a pair vintage-style B-movie horror ...

Sweet. Baby. Jesus. I’m speechless. I love NASA. I love astronauts. They’re true heroes, risking their lives in the name of science and progress. But why did they make these posters? WHY? They defy ...