Space
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The Artemis II Crew: Testing the Path to the Lunar Surface
HOUSTON, July 20 — Inside the high-bay simulator at Johnson Space Center, four astronauts strap in, their faces…
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Moon crash: discarded rocket stage hits lunar surface
TUCSON, July 20 — The Moon’s far side now carries a scar that no human eye will ever…
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DSCOVR Mission and Rocket Stage Collide After Seven Years in Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 20 — The abandoned upper stage of the Falcon 9 rocket that launched the DSCOVR…
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United Nations COPUOS guides peaceful space use for 60+ years
VIENNA, July 20 — The United Nations Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space concluded its annual…
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From SERT-1 to Dawn: 50 years of ion thrusters’ deep-space impact
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The ion thruster, a form of electric propulsion for spacecraft, has quietly become a…
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NASA’s Orion & SpaceX Starship to Return Humans to Moon
WASHINGTON, July 20 — A detailed mission architecture for Artemis III, based on engineering documents and NASA planning…
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The Moon Economy: How Artemis Is Driving Space Commercialization
WASHINGTON, July 20 – The Artemis programme has quietly transformed from a government-led lunar ambition into a commercial…
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NASA Artemis III: Four Astronauts, Three Craft, Two Weeks Orbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, July 20 — The next human footsteps on the Moon are scheduled for a launch…
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From Apollo to Artemis: The 50-Year Gap in Lunar Exploration
WASHINGTON, July 20 — Fifty years after the last human footprint was pressed into lunar dust, the United…
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Artemis III by the Numbers: Budget, Schedule, and Vehicle Statistics
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla., July 20 — As the world marks the 57th anniversary of the first moon…
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Space Debris Threatens Lunar Orbit: Tracking Objects in Cislunar Space
WASHINGTON, July 20 — The first confirmed uncontrolled impact of a man-made object on the Moon is now…
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Astronomers Gray, McDowell Track Rogue Rocket to Moon
WASHINGTON, July 20 — Early findings suggested something unusual was heading toward the Moon. In January 2022, amateur…
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SpaceX Rocket Stage to Hit Moon March 4, Scientists Watch
WASHINGTON, July 20 — What began as a routine launch seven years ago now ends with a quiet…
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NASA’s JPL Preserves Decades of Planetary Science Data
LA CAÑADA FLINTRIDGE, Calif., July 19 — The Jet Propulsion Laboratory has been building and flying robotic spacecraft…
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SpaceX’s $86B IPO ends 20 years of private tech milestones
STARBASE, Texas, July 18 — SpaceX has completed its evolution from a scrappy startup founded in 2002 to…
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TRAPPIST-1’s Seven Rocky Planets Prime for Habitability Studies
ROME, July 17 — The TRAPPIST-1 system, an ultra-cool red dwarf star 40.66 light-years from Earth in the…
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James Webb Telescope Reveals Exoplanet Atmospheres via Spectroscopy
BALTIMORE, July 17 — The James Webb Space Telescope, the largest telescope in space, continues to deliver data…
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TRAPPIST-1 System: Prime Target for Exoplanet Atmosphere Studies
MILAN, July 17 — The shift is quiet, distant, and nearly 41 light-years away. But for planetary scientists,…
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Absorption spectroscopy unlocks secrets of distant exoplanets
MANILA, July 17 — A foundational technique in analytical chemistry is helping scientists better understand the materials around…
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James Webb Telescope Detects Exoplanet Atmospheres With Infrared
GREENBELT, Md., July 17 — The James Webb Space Telescope, the largest telescope in space, continues to transmit…
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SpaceX Starship Fuel: Liquid Methane Science and Cryogenic Challenges
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 17 — For the engineers at SpaceX, methane is not just a fuel. It is…
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Transmission Spectroscopy Reveals Exoplanet Atmospheres
NEW YORK, July 17 — Astronomers have a powerful new tool for reading the chemical fingerprints of planets…
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SpaceX Raptor Engine Powers Starship with Full-Flow Staged Combustion
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 17 — In the high-stakes arena of rocketry, where every kilogram of thrust and every…
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SpaceX Starbase Becomes Texas City After Decade of Growth
STARBASE, Texas, July 17 — 2,100. That is the figure that matters: the number of full-time employees working…
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