Astronauts Got Slimed in Space for Science Nickelodeon teamed up with NASA to send packets of green slime into space to test its behavior in microgravity and to ...

Nickelodeon used its Kids' Choice Awards show broadcast to premiere the first footage of its trademark green slime floating on board the International Space Station.

Science SpaceX is going to deliver Nickelodeon slime to the space station for science After a trip on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, Nickelodeon's green, gooey slime will make its debut in microgravity.

Nickelodeon will send a bag of its green slime to the International Space Station, where it will be used to conduct a series of microgravity experiments.

NASA astronauts Christina Koch and Andrew Morgan and European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano got slimed on the International Space Station, all in the name of science.

The International Space Station is home to a half dozen scientists for the majority of the year, and those brave space travelers carry out all … ...

Tardigrades, jellyfish, and slime are some of the unusual things launched into space — not just for fun — but to learn something.

In a partnership with Nickelodeon, SpaceX is sending a green slime to the International Space Station, where it plans to “slime a couple of astronauts” in hopes to get more kids interested in ...

We’ve barely made a dent in discovering all the types of bacteria that exist, so there’s no telling how much more powerful space slime might become. [Journal of Environmental Science and ...

This is where slime mold comes into play. Simulations based on slime mold behavior allowed the researchers to determine how the filaments of the cosmic web should spread from one galaxy to the next.

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station are set to welcome a most unusual guest, as "the Blob" blasts off into orbit on Tuesday. An alien on its own planet, the Blob is an unclassifiable ...