Future Artemis missions could use fiber-optic cables to monitor moonquakes
The moon may soon get a high-tech seismic sensing system — and it could be as simple as…
NASA kills lunar space station to focus on ambitious Moon base
NASA released this rendering of a Moon base that will be built over the next decade. Credit: NASA…
Timelapse of Artemis II rollout to launch pad – BBC
Timelapse of Artemis II rollout to launch pad BBCArtemis II: Inside the Moon mission to fly humans further than…
Space Development Agency slows satellite launches to focus on on-orbit performance
WASHINGTON — The Space Development Agency is slowing the pace of launches for the Pentagon’s low Earth orbit…
We Are Slowing Down the Planet
This is a cool fact to impress your friends. The length of a day on Earth changes constantly,…
NASA to spend $20bn on moon base, nuclear-powered Mars spacecraft | Science and Technology News
The agency will increase robotic missions to the moon and launch a spacecraft called Space Reactor 1 Freedom.…
How Juice Came To Observe Interstellar Comet 3I/ATLAS
First glimpse of comet 3I/ATLAS from Juice science camera – ESA larger image No matter how much planning…
A rare active volcano on Mars may be causing the whole planet to spin faster
Scientists know that Mars spins a little faster each year, but the cause has been a mystery. Now,…
NASA’s lunar Gateway space station is out. Moon bases are in.
NASA is officially sidelining the long-planned lunar Gateway space station to focus its efforts on establishing a base…
NASA Orbiter Just Discovered a 225-Meter Crater That Formed on the Moon in a Rare Once-in-a-Century Impact
A 225-meter-wide crater quietly formed on the moon in 2024, only to be discovered months later in orbital…
NASA’s ‘1st nuclear powered interplanetary spacecraft’ will send Skyfall helicopters to Mars in 2028
Skyfall is happening, and it will get to Mars in a totally new way. Last summer, NASA’s Jet…
Galway student leads team to discovery of new planet · TheJournal.ie
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