Why space debris demands global action
Earth’s orbit is getting crowded — and dangerously so. Over the last several decades, thousands of satellites, spent…
New race to the moon: could a German be first this time?
Humans are due to land on the moon again in 2027—a return that comes at a time of…
NASA’s Hubble glimpses 3I/ATLAS again. See image of interstellar comet
New 3I/ATLAS images from NASA and the European Space Agency suggest the interstellar comet is active as it…
How satellites captured New York’s biggest holiday moment: The Rockefeller Centre Christmas Tree seen from space |
Source: Vantor via X (formerly Twitter) High-resolution satellite imagery has become a prominent feature of modern observation, influencing…
SpaceX rocket launch to be visible in Southern California. What time?
The upcoming liftoff would mark the third of at least 4 planned Starlink internet satellite deployments scheduled for…
Russian cosmonaut removed from SpaceX Crew-12. Here’s why
Oleg Artemyev, a cosmonaut with Russia’s space agency, has been replaced on the upcoming SpaceX Crew-12 mission, Roscosmos…
How solar sails and photonic propulsion could transform interstellar exploration
Solar sails and photonic propulsion represent significant advancements in the field of space exploration. By utilising the momentum…
What did NASA find on Bennu? ‘Space gum,’ sugars needed for life
Samples from the asteroid Bennu are providing scientists with clues about how life may have started in our…
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS heads toward Earth. How close will it get?
Here’s everything to know about 3I/ATLAS’s impending rendezvous with Earth and how you might be able to witness…
SEALSQ, WISeKey and WISeSat.Space Successfully Launch Their New Satellite Aboard SpaceX Mission
SEALSQ Geneva, Switzerland, Dec. 01, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — SEALSQ Corp (NASDAQ: LAES) (“SEALSQ” or “Company”), a company…
Chinese Space Station Achieves First-Ever Oxygen and Rocket Fuel Production Using Artificial Photosynthesis
When humans dream of venturing farther into the cosmos, one massive logistical question looms: how do we keep…
Voyager 1 will be one light-day, 16 billion miles, from us next year
It takes a beam of light a single day to travel 16.1 billion miles, a distance known as…