Subsurface Habitats on the Moon and Mars Could Be Grown Using Mushrooms and Inflatable Robots
Subsurface Habitats on the Moon and Mars Could Be Grown Using Mushrooms and Inflatable Robots By Subsurface Habitats on the Moon and Mar...Read More
A Dramatic Einstein Ring Seen by Webb
A Dramatic Einstein Ring Seen by Webb By One of the first verified predictions of general relativity is the gravitational deflection of ...Read More
GITAI finalizes robotic arm study for Japan’s crewed lunar rover
GITAI finalizes robotic arm study for Japan’s crewed lunar rover By Jason Rainbow Space robotics specialist GITAI has completed a concep...Read More
Exploring Mars with Next-Generation Helicopters
Exploring Mars with Next-Generation Helicopters By How can scientists and engineers build off the success of NASA’s Ingenuity Mars helic...Read More
Uranus’ Moons Could Have Cryovolcanism from Potential Interior Oceans
Uranus’ Moons Could Have Cryovolcanism from Potential Interior Oceans By What can cryovolcanism on the dwarf planet Ceres teach us about...Read More
Are Nuclear Propulsion Systems the Future of Space Exploration?
Are Nuclear Propulsion Systems the Future of Space Exploration? By Efforts are underway to develop advanced propulsion systems that can ...Read More
Isar Aerospace’s first Spectrum launch fails
Isar Aerospace’s first Spectrum launch fails By Jeff Foust The first launch of Isar Aerospace’ Spectrum rocket failed March 30 when the ...Read More
How To Power CubeSats Using Deep Learning
How To Power CubeSats Using Deep Learning By Deciding how to power a CubeSat is one of the greatest challenges when designing a modular ...Read More
China launches classified TJS-16 spacecraft, companion object emerges alongside earlier TJS-15 satellite
China launches classified TJS-16 spacecraft, companion object emerges alongside earlier TJS-15 satellite By Andrew Jones HELSINKI — Chin...Read More
Revealing Proxima Centauri's Extreme Flares
Revealing Proxima Centauri's Extreme Flares By In this age of exoplanet discovery, the flaring of red dwarf stars (M-dwarfs) has tak...Read More
Geopolitical shifts boost Lightspeed as Starlink eats into Telesat’s GEO business
Geopolitical shifts boost Lightspeed as Starlink eats into Telesat’s GEO business By Jason Rainbow Geopolitical shifts are driving gover...Read More
Its Mission Over, Gaia Rides Off Into the Sunset
Its Mission Over, Gaia Rides Off Into the Sunset By No matter where on Earth you stand, if you have a view of the night sky, and if it i...Read More
Webinar: Competing with the (Space)X Factor
Webinar: Competing with the (Space)X Factor By SpaceNews Editor Join us on April 16 for a timely discussion on those challenging Starlin...Read More
China unveils planetary exploration roadmap targeting habitability and extraterrestrial life
China unveils planetary exploration roadmap targeting habitability and extraterrestrial life By Andrew Jones HELSINKI — China is chartin...Read More
Could Venus Host Life? The Venus Life Equation Can Help Us Find Out
Could Venus Host Life? The Venus Life Equation Can Help Us Find Out By What drives us to send probes throughout the Solar System and rov...Read More
ESA taps Thales Alenia Space to build digital twin for European agriculture
ESA taps Thales Alenia Space to build digital twin for European agriculture By Jason Rainbow Europe has contracted Thales Alenia Space t...Read More
Space Force budget squeeze: Saltzman worries about keeping pace with China amid cuts
Space Force budget squeeze: Saltzman worries about keeping pace with China amid cuts By Sandra Erwin “We are literally shrinking in reso...Read More
Researchers are Continuing to Scale Up Lightsails That Could Explore the Cosmos
Researchers are Continuing to Scale Up Lightsails That Could Explore the Cosmos By It’s been almost 10 years since Breakthrough Starshot...Read More
Rocket Lab launches eight OroraTech satellites
Rocket Lab launches eight OroraTech satellites By Jeff Foust Rocket Lab launched eight satellites for a German company that is expanding...Read More
A Swarm of Spacecraft Could Intercept Interstellar Objects
A Swarm of Spacecraft Could Intercept Interstellar Objects By We've learned that Interstellar Objects (ISOs) are not strangers to ou...Read More
Hypersonics expert urges increased U.S. investment
Hypersonics expert urges increased U.S. investment By Sandra Erwin The Pentagon anticipates that China and Russia may target U.S. and al...Read More
NRO expands spy satellite network with back-to-back SpaceX launches
NRO expands spy satellite network with back-to-back SpaceX launches By Sandra Erwin The NROL-69 mission launched from Cape Canaveral Spa...Read More
Europe is Considering a Metal Asteroid Mission of its Own
Europe is Considering a Metal Asteroid Mission of its Own By The European Space Agency is considering a mission to a metal-rich asteroid...Read More
ESA issues call for proposals for European Launcher Challenge
ESA issues call for proposals for European Launcher Challenge By Jeff Foust ESA has officially kicked off a competition to support new l...Read More
The Star Grinder: A Cloud of Black Holes at the Center of the Milky Way
The Star Grinder: A Cloud of Black Holes at the Center of the Milky Way By There is a supermassive black hole at the center of our galax...Read More
Pangea Aerospace raises Series A round to fund space propulsion work
Pangea Aerospace raises Series A round to fund space propulsion work By Jeff Foust Spanish propulsion startup Pangea Aerospace has raise...Read More
JWST Cycle 4 Spotlight, Part 5: Solar System Astronomy
JWST Cycle 4 Spotlight, Part 5: Solar System Astronomy By Welcome back to our five-part examination of Webb's Cycle 4 General Observ...Read More
LIGO Has Seen Several Intermediate Mass Black Hole Mergers
LIGO Has Seen Several Intermediate Mass Black Hole Mergers By There are three known types of black holes: supermassive black holes that ...Read More
Former NASA astronauts endorse Isaacman as administrator
Former NASA astronauts endorse Isaacman as administrator By Jeff Foust Nearly 30 former NASA astronauts have signed a letter endorsing J...Read More
The World's Oldest Impact Crater Has Been Found in Australia
The World's Oldest Impact Crater Has Been Found in Australia By The surfaces of the Moon, Mercury, and Mars are easily visible and a...Read More
Star Catcher completes first ground test for space power beaming service
Star Catcher completes first ground test for space power beaming service By Jason Rainbow Star Catcher Industries said it beamed concent...Read More
Blue Ghost Watches the Lunar Sunset, Signalling the End of its Mission
Blue Ghost Watches the Lunar Sunset, Signalling the End of its Mission By Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost 1 has completed its brief l...Read More
A Simulated Universe Works Better When Dark Energy Changes Over Time
A Simulated Universe Works Better When Dark Energy Changes Over Time By Dark Energy is a mystery so daunting that it stretches and strai...Read More
The ESA's Euclid Space Telescope Gives Glimpses of its Deep Field
The ESA's Euclid Space Telescope Gives Glimpses of its Deep Field By The ESA's Euclid Space Telescope has already wowed us with ...Read More
Astronomers Used Meteorites to Create a Geological Map of the Main Asteroid Belt
Astronomers Used Meteorites to Create a Geological Map of the Main Asteroid Belt By More than one million asteroids larger than 1 km exi...Read More
Chinese company targets crewed orbital spaceflight
Chinese company targets crewed orbital spaceflight By Andrew Jones HELSINKI — A Chinese space company is setting its sights on crewed or...Read More
Space Force prepared to divest legacy systems in favor of market-ready solutions
Space Force prepared to divest legacy systems in favor of market-ready solutions By Sandra Erwin Guetlein: "We are looking at offlo...Read More
Dust Obscures Our View of the Cosmos. Now it's Mapped Out in the Milky Way
Dust Obscures Our View of the Cosmos. Now it's Mapped Out in the Milky Way By We see the Universe through a glass darkly, or more ac...Read More
Microlightning Could Have Kickstarted Life on Earth
Microlightning Could Have Kickstarted Life on Earth By When water is sprayed or splashed, different size microdroplets develop opposite ...Read More
U.S. restores satellite imagery support to Ukraine amid ceasefire tensions
U.S. restores satellite imagery support to Ukraine amid ceasefire tensions By Sandra Erwin NGA has restored Ukraine's access to the ...Read More
Reliant Space Supports Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 Lunar Landing
Reliant Space Supports Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Mission 1 Lunar Landing By Reliant Space RESTON, VA, MARCH 11, 2025 – Reliant Spac...Read More
Innovative Dutch Technology Captures Historic Image of Mars and Deimos During ESA’s Hera Mission flyby
Innovative Dutch Technology Captures Historic Image of Mars and Deimos During ESA’s Hera Mission flyby By cosine The worldwide tech lead...Read More
Constellr releases first-light imagery of Tokyo
Constellr releases first-light imagery of Tokyo By Debra Werner German startup constellr released first-light imagery from the initial s...Read More
Space National Guard debate reignited with bipartisan legislation
Space National Guard debate reignited with bipartisan legislation By Sandra Erwin The new legislative push comes just months after Congr...Read More
What Will the Betelgeuse Supernova Be Like - And Will It Hurt Us?
What Will the Betelgeuse Supernova Be Like - And Will It Hurt Us? By When Beetlejuice goes off, it's going to be the show of a lifet...Read More
Pallas Has a Very Blue Family
Pallas Has a Very Blue Family By Despite their overall similarities, asteroids are usually pretty distinct from one another. Vesta has a...Read More
Crew-10 arrives at space station
Crew-10 arrives at space station By Jeff Foust A Crew Dragon spacecraft with four people on board docked with the International Space St...Read More
JWST Cycle 4 Spotlight, Part 2: The Distant Universe
JWST Cycle 4 Spotlight, Part 2: The Distant Universe By Earlier this week, the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) announced the s...Read More
Intelligence and dual-use commercial satellites launch on Transporter-13
Intelligence and dual-use commercial satellites launch on Transporter-13 By Sandra Erwin Among the 74 payloads on SpaceX’s Transporter-1...Read More
A Mars Chopper Mission Over Glaciers and Canyons
A Mars Chopper Mission Over Glaciers and Canyons By Ingenuity proved beyond a shadow of a doubt that a helicopter can operate on another...Read More
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