NASA, Space Exploration and Astronomy News
The scientists who precisely measure Earth’s position are facing an unexpected challenge. Their work, essential for the satellites that power navigation, communication, and climate monitoring,...
Blue Origin marked a major milestone on Saturday as it successfully launched six space tourists aboard its New Shepard suborbital launch vehicle, including the 750th...
Europe is gearing up for a next-generation “imaging constellation” as the European Space Agency (ESA) and the European Commission (EC) deepen their collaboration. At the...
France is set to more than double its share in satellite operator Eutelsat—from 13.6% to nearly 30%—as part of a €1.56 billion capital increase aimed...
The Vera Rubin Observatory satellite interference problem has become a growing concern for astronomers preparing to open one of the world’s most advanced telescopes. Originally...
The China moon mission progressed significantly on June 17 as engineers conducted a successful pad abort test of the Mengzhou spacecraft. This test marked a...
SpaceX successfully launched 28 new Starlink satellites into low Earth orbit early Wednesday morning, June 18. The mission lifted off at 1:55 a.m. EDT (0555...
Look Up Raises €50M to Boost Space Object Tracking Capabilities French space situational awareness (SSA) startup Look Up has raised nearly €50 million to accelerate...
SpaceX Starlink Launch Set for Friday Morning from Cape Canaveral SpaceX is gearing up for another major Starlink mission, with a Falcon 9 rocket scheduled...
Japan space debris cleanup initiatives, led by JAXA, are tackling the growing threat of orbital debris with innovative satellite technology, ensuring the safety of spacecraft...
