Space
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Voyager Spacecraft Reach Edge Of Solar System After Decades
PASADENA, August 5 — The Voyager program, an enduring testament to human ingenuity and our relentless quest to…
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NASA Shuts Down Voyager 1 Instrument to Prolong Mission
PASADENA, August 5 — From the quiet precision of NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory here in California, a signal…
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NASA’s MAVEN Confirms Solar Wind Stripped Mars’ Atmosphere, Oceans
BOULDER, August 4 — Our celestial neighbor, Mars, once held flowing rivers and perhaps even an ocean, a…
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China’s Micius Satellite Sets New Quantum Record vs. Fiber Optics
BEIJING, Aug 4 — The newest benchmark in quantum networking did not come from orbit. Data from a…
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JWST’s Infrared Instruments Detect Early Galaxies with Redshifts
BALTIMORE, Aug. 3 — The record from the James Webb Space Telescope now shows galaxies whose light has…
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James Webb Space Telescope Launched From Guiana Space Centre In 2021
GUIANA SPACE CENTRE, August 3 — The sheer ambition of space exploration often hinges on the reliability of…
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JWST to Explore Exoplanets, Star Formation, Life’s Origins
BALTIMORE, August 3 — The James Webb Space Telescope is set to transform far more than our understanding…
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JWST’s $10B Budget, 20-Year Mission Redefine Space Science
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 3 — Strategically, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) stands as one of the most…
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James Webb Telescope Alters Early Universe Timeline
KOUROU, August 3 — From its silent perch, millions of kilometers from our pale blue dot, the James…
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NASA, ESA, CSA Collaborate on James Webb Space Telescope
PARIS, Aug. 3 — The shift is subtle but unmistakable: the era of the single-agency space triumph is…
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JWST Captures Unprecedented Image of Galaxy Cluster SMACS 0723
WASHINGTON D.C., August 3 — Four years ago, on July 11, 2022, humanity received an extraordinary gift: the…
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JWST Finds Massive Early Galaxies, Challenges Cosmology
GREENBELT, August 3 — The universe’s oldest secrets are getting a fresh look, thanks to the incredible vision…
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Achieves Partial Reusability In Spaceflight
HAWTHORNE, August 1 — The Falcon 9 launch vehicle, a significant innovation from SpaceX, continues to demonstrate the…
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Astronomer Bill Gray Tracked Falcon 9 Booster’s Lunar Collision Path
PASADENA, August 1 — The burgeoning global space economy, fueled by rapid commercial expansion, increasingly depends on precise…
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SpaceX’s 2015 DSCOVR Launch Enables Lunar Impact 7 Years Later
CAPE CANAVERAL, August 1 — Millions of kilometers from Earth, a lone sentinel keeps watch, offering an unprecedented…
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Upper Stage Hit Lunar Far Side In March 2022
CAPE CANAVERAL, Aug. 1 — The first known unintentional impact of human-made space debris with the Moon involved…
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Starship Heat Shield Issue Delays Mars Mission Timeline
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 27 — SpaceX’s ambition to fly Starship to Mars hinges on a piece of technology…
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SpaceX and NASA Compete in Thermal Protection Research
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 27, 2026 — On the test stands in McGregor, Texas, engineers fire up another sequence:…
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Spacecraft Heat Shields Evolve: Apollo to Shuttle to Starship
WASHINGTON, July 27 — The return of a spacecraft from orbit is one of the hardest problems in…
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Tile-Based Thermal Protection: Cost and Complexity Analyzed
HAWTHORNE, Calif. July 27, 2026 — For the engineers and accountants watching the Starship program, the numbers around…
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SpaceX Starship Heat Shield Flaws Threaten Rapid Reusability
The Thermal Protection Bottleneck BOCA CHICA, Texas, July 27 — Starship, the fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch vehicle SpaceX…
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How It Works: The Physics and Engineering of Reusable Heat Shields
BOCA CHICA, Texas — The secret to the next generation of reusable rockets is, in plain terms, a…
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Starship’s Hexagonal Tiles Pose Reusability Challenges
HAWTHORNE, July 27 — SpaceX’s Starship is designed to fly three times a day, per vehicle. But right…
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SpaceX’s Valuation Soars as Starship Reusability Nears Reality
LOS ANGELES, July 27 — SpaceX, the world’s most valuable private space company, carried a valuation of $180…
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