NASA cites progress in reducing ISS air leak
NASA cites progress in reducing ISS air leak By Jeff Foust NASA is playing down concerns raised in a recent report about a long-running...Read More
Unloading Cargo on the Moon
Unloading Cargo on the Moon By Mark Thompson I don’t think it’s something I have ever really thought of! Robotic explorers can travel aro...Read More
China unveils lunar spacesuit for crewed moon mission
China unveils lunar spacesuit for crewed moon mission By Andrew Jones HELSINKI — China’s human spaceflight agency has revealed the exte...Read More
SpaceX pauses Falcon 9 launches after upper stage deorbit anomaly
SpaceX pauses Falcon 9 launches after upper stage deorbit anomaly By Jeff Foust SpaceX is suspending launches of its Falcon 9 rocket af...Read More
Xona scales up LEO navigation constellation plans in Canada
Xona scales up LEO navigation constellation plans in Canada By Jason Rainbow California-based Xona Space Systems is expanding to Canada...Read More
Space Perspective Completes a Test Flight, Sending a Balloon to 30 km
Space Perspective Completes a Test Flight, Sending a Balloon to 30 km By Mark Thompson It’s great to see so many private organisations en...Read More
BlackSky to equip its future satellites with military-compatible laser terminals
BlackSky to equip its future satellites with military-compatible laser terminals By Sandra Erwin The company won a U..S. Navy contract ...Read More
Europe Simulates the Moon on Earth
Europe Simulates the Moon on Earth By Carolyn Collins Petersen Where do you go to practice living and working on the Moon before you actu...Read More
Martian Clay Could Be Hiding the Planet's Atmosphere
Martian Clay Could Be Hiding the Planet's Atmosphere By Brian Koberlein Ages ago in its youth, Mars appeared much like Earth. It was ...Read More
Space Force kicks off $1 billion cloud-based satellite operations program
Space Force kicks off $1 billion cloud-based satellite operations program By Sandra Erwin The Space Rapid Capabilities Office in June s...Read More
Another Building Block of Life Can Handle Venus’ Sulphuric Acid
Another Building Block of Life Can Handle Venus’ Sulphuric Acid By Evan Gough Venus is often described as a hellscape. The surface temper...Read More
Air France plans to connect entire fleet to Starlink Wi-Fi
Air France plans to connect entire fleet to Starlink Wi-Fi By Jason Rainbow Air France announced plans Sept. 26 to begin rolling out fr...Read More
Space Travel Weakens the Heart, New Study Finds
Space Travel Weakens the Heart, New Study Finds By Matt Williams It’s no secret that spending extended periods in space takes a toll on t...Read More
Space Force eyes commercial antennas to boost satellite control capacity
Space Force eyes commercial antennas to boost satellite control capacity By Sandra Erwin The Space Systems Command is interested in cre...Read More
FAA administrator defends SpaceX licensing actions on safety grounds
FAA administrator defends SpaceX licensing actions on safety grounds By Jeff Foust The head of the Federal Aviation Administration said...Read More
China to launch near-Earth asteroid sample return mission in 2025
China to launch near-Earth asteroid sample return mission in 2025 By Andrew Jones HELSINKI — China will launch the Tianwen-2 mission to...Read More
How a Nearby Supernova Left its Mark on Earth Life
How a Nearby Supernova Left its Mark on Earth Life By Evan Gough When a massive star explodes as a supernova, it does more than release a...Read More
Free Starlink Wi-Fi now on most Hawaiian Airlines transpacific fleet
Free Starlink Wi-Fi now on most Hawaiian Airlines transpacific fleet By Jason Rainbow Hawaiian Airlines announced Sept. 24 the start of...Read More
What Happens to the Climate When Earth Passes Through Interstellar Clouds?
What Happens to the Climate When Earth Passes Through Interstellar Clouds? By Mark Thompson Noctilucent clouds were once thought to be a ...Read More
Space Force taps four companies to design ‘Resilient GPS’ satellites
Space Force taps four companies to design ‘Resilient GPS’ satellites By Sandra Erwin The Space Systems Command awarded contracts to Ast...Read More
From Frozen to Sweltering: Earth’s Climate Over the Last 485 Million Years
From Frozen to Sweltering: Earth’s Climate Over the Last 485 Million Years By Evan Gough Earth’s last half-billion years were action-pack...Read More
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