Artemis II will take a crew on a similar route to Artemis I, and Artemis III will land astronauts on the Moon for the first time since 1972.

Artemis Rocket Testing Helps Propel the Next Giant Leap in Space Travel

The ESPAStar spacecraft bus is the building block for a n array of programs.

The Intense Testing of the James Webb Space Telescope

How the Precision Backplane Gives NASA’s James Webb Primary Mirror its Focus

Northrop Grumman engineers can mimic the weightlessness of zero G using weights, pulleys and other forms of ground support equipment.

What happens when a razor-thin umbrella the size of a tennis court hitches a ride to space on a noisy, bumpy rocket?

The JWST will rely on a support structure that aims to carry more than two tons of hardware and provide stability to the spacecraft.

Detecting, identifying and defeating ballistic threats

Researching and creating new rocket designs can take engineers and manufacturing teams years to test and refine.  

Thanks to innovative space deployable structures made by Astro Aerospace, we are learning more about the Red Planet every day.

Since the dawn of the space age, we have partnered with the U.S. government to define and implement many of the nation's most challenging space missions.

How do you go to the moon without actually going to the moon? Virtual reality (VR).

Northrop Grumman uses specialized forensic science teams in Reliability Analysis Labs to foil future failures.

Northrop Grumman’s SharkSat explores the potential impact of Ka-band, software-defined radio in space.

AI and Machine Learning Predict the Life of Systems with an OODA Loop

Northrop Grumman uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) to combat threats to navigation systems using innovative software techniques.

Northrop Grumman is collaborating with U.S. Government organizations to determine if an AI model is sufficiently safe, secure, and ethical for DoD use.

A Power Controller ASIC bring picked posting wafer dicing at ATL.

Advances in composite technology are helping the aerospace industry prepare for increased pressure to get new aircraft out the door and into the skies.

Solving the biggest survivability challenges in aerospace engineering with carbon nanotubes and 3D printing

Solving the biggest survivability challenges in aerospace engineering with carbon nanotubes and 3D printing

Solving the biggest survivability challenges in aerospace engineering with carbon nanotubes and 3D printing