Demand has never been greater for the monitoring of objects in orbit and the coordination of their safe movement. The number of active satellites in low Earth orbit (LEO) has
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The November full moon put on a magnificent show for stargazers on Nov. 5, as the largest and brightest supermoon of 2025 flooded the sky with reflected sunlight mere hours
ORLANDO, Fla. — The renomination of Jared Isaacman to be NASA administrator has been welcomed by much of the space industry, even as Isaacman defends positions he took in a
ORLANDO, Fla. — Blue Origin says the second launch of its New Glenn rocket, carrying a pair of NASA Mars spacecraft, is scheduled for Nov. 9. The company formally announced
A geomagnetic storm surprised forecasters overnight as material from recent solar eruptions arrived earlier than expected, briefly reaching strong (G3) levels. Now, NOAA has a G3 geomagnetic storm watch in
ORLANDO, Fla. — A Rocket Lab Electron rocket launched a radar imaging satellite for Japanese company iQPS on Nov. 5. The Electron lifted off from Pad B of Rocket Lab’s
Applications 06/11/2025 20 views 0 likes After arriving at the California launch site at the end of September, the two HydroGNSS satellites have been carefully prepared for liftoff, scheduled this
A recent meteoroid impact on Mars has left its mark in the form of hundreds of new surface streaks, as captured by the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter. This event occurred
Imagine standing beneath a velvety expanse of stars, each twinkling light a distant sun, and each shadowy void a portal to the unknown. With “Astronomy: A Guide,” you are invited
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