Slime has never been to the space station, so the astronauts tested it in a variety of ways. And they had fun doing it. They started by releasing a similar amount of slime and water into the gallery.

Nickelodeon's iconic green slime, best known for being poured onto the heads of game show contestants on the television series "Slime Time Live" in the early 2000s, will launch into space today ...

A new satellite set for launch in January 2014 will launch slime mold into space, allowing scientists to monitor the growth of the strange organism in orbit.

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 ...

Included in the some-5,500 pounds of materials headed to the International Space Station as part of Wednesday’s resupply launch is some of Nickelodeon’s beloved green slime.

After a trip on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, Nickelodeon's green, gooey slime will make its debut in microgravity. Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET ...

A brainless, yellow slime mold — affectionately known as the Blob — will be launched to the International Space Station to help study the effects of the station's environment.

Science Space Lowly slime molds are helping us map out the cosmos. The single-cell organism has helped map invisible regions of the universe. Published Mar 13, 2020 5:30 PM EDT.

Nickelodeon sent about two liters of slime to the space station last summer and Koch, Parmitano and Morgan experimented with it for two hours in the space station's galley, or kitchen.