You can perhaps bring a fresh perspective to your life by simply changing the old wallpaper. How about transforming your phone screen into a window to the cosmos with these breathtaking NASA images?

A Pilatus PC-12 aircraft equipped with a portable laser terminal transmitted 4K video to the International ... radio frequency systems," according to NASA. Credit: Space.com | footage courtesy ...

Photo Credit: NASA Thousands of stars and vast regions of dust and gas are seen in this deep space image. A dense, glowing ball of stars in white, yellow-orange, and blue.

Photo Credit: NASA Discover fascinating space facts with stunning wallpapers. Space is so vast that it would take light over 1,00,000 years to travel across our Milky Way galaxy.

See the universe and science through the eyes of NASA. This Moon poster by NASA displays their efforts to learn everything about the Moon for the benefit of humanity. This split image of spiral ...

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NASA has relied on radio waves in the past to send information to and from space. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has achieved a new milestone in space communication by ...

That may be about to change. NASA has managed to stream 4K ultra-HD video from an aircraft all the way to the International Space Station and back down to Earth at speeds that would put your home ...

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New Delhi: In a first, NASA has used laser communication technology to send 4K video streams from an aircraft to the International Space Station (ISS) and back, a feat that will pave the way for ...

For the first time, NASA has used laser communication to send 4K video from a plane to the International Space Station (ISS) and back again. So far, NASA has relied on radio communication to send ...