NASA is once again shooting for the moon, for the first time since the 1970s. As soon as April 2026, NASA will launch its Artemis II mission, using the Space
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U.S. GSSAP satellites execute GEO handoff to monitor China’s Shijian-29 spacecraft
HELSINKI — Commercial space tracking data shows U.S. satellites coordinating maneuvers to maintain proximity and continuous observation of a pair of Chinese spacecraft in geostationary orbit. Observations by commercial space
Uncovering the Effects of Microgravity on Liver Metabolism
A team led by Professor Mian Long from the Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, investigated the effects of space microgravity on cultured liver cells aboard the China
Hitting the brakes: Hubble Space Telescope watches doomed comet reverse its spin
The Hubble Space Telescope has witnessed a spinning comet slow its own rotation and then start spinning in the opposite direction, in the first observation of its kind demonstrating that
Space Command begins phased move to Alabama
WASHINGTON — U.S. Space Command is beginning a phased move to Alabama while laying the groundwork for a permanent headquarters expected to be completed by 2031, according to testimony from
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As the number of exoplanet detections has breached 6,000 and continues to grow, scientists are finding a wide variety of different solar system architectures. Critical to understanding how these architectures
HELSINKI — Commercial space tracking data shows U.S. satellites coordinating maneuvers to maintain proximity and continuous observation of a pair of Chinese spacecraft in geostationary orbit. Observations by commercial space
A team led by Professor Mian Long from the Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China, investigated the effects of space microgravity on cultured liver cells aboard the China
The Hubble Space Telescope has witnessed a spinning comet slow its own rotation and then start spinning in the opposite direction, in the first observation of its kind demonstrating that
WASHINGTON — U.S. Space Command is beginning a phased move to Alabama while laying the groundwork for a permanent headquarters expected to be completed by 2031, according to testimony from
WASHINGTON — While government agencies are increasingly turning to commercial contracting mechanisms for space capabilities, that does not necessarily translate to additional business opportunities for the companies offering them. During
TAMPA, Fla. — While the space economy is expanding across multiple fronts, questions remain about how some of its most promising opportunities could translate growing demand into sustainable profits. Remote
Apple TV’s impressive roster of sci-fi series is second to none, with acclaimed shows like “Foundation,” “Silo,” “Murderbot,” “Invasion,” and “Pluribus” filling out the lineup. Now, one of its longest-running
Astronomers using NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope have found evidence that the spinning of a small comet slowed and then reversed its direction of rotation, offering a dramatic example of how
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