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NASA has finally given up on Lunar Trailblazer. The 440-pound (200-kilogram) moon orbiter went dark on Feb. 27, 2025 a day after it launched atop a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
The abstract in PubMed or at the publisher’s site is linked when available and will open in a new window. Matheson BE, Walle M, Liphardt A-M, Hulme PA, Heer M,
The Japanese space-sustainability company Astroscale has unveiled a patent for what it describes as a new method for space debris removal. Astroscale has developed a distributed, reusable system that aims
Aram Chaos., Mars Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona. New research published in Nature Communications identifies an iron sulfate on Mars that may represent a brand-new mineral. Sulfur is common on Mars
There seems to be a magic in the very name of “Star Trek,” something franchise luminary Jonathan Frakes is well aware of. He first immersed himself in its indelible charms
Software designed to give spacecraft more autonomy could support a future where swarms of satellites navigate and complete scientific objectives with limited human intervention. Caleb Adams, Distributed Spacecraft Autonomy project
(A) Sampling information and morphological characteristics of 11 deep-sea species. These samples were captured from depths ranging between 1,218 and 7,730 m, spanning locations from the Mariana Trench to the
Astrochemical reaction network.– Intelligent Computing Decoding cosmic evolution depends on accurately predicting the complex chemical reactions in the harsh environment of space. Traditional methods for such predictions rely heavily on
If you set your alarm clock for 4 a.m. local time this week and head outside to a location with a clear and unobstructed view of the eastern horizon, you’ll
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