Applications 08/05/2025 431 views 5 likes Thanks largely to Copernicus Sentinel-1, scientists have discovered that a glacier in Antarctica is rapidly siphoning ice from neighbouring flows – at a pace
Applications 08/05/2025 431 views 5 likes Thanks largely to Copernicus Sentinel-1, scientists have discovered that a glacier in Antarctica is rapidly siphoning ice from neighbouring flows – at a pace
Has March’s partial total eclipse left you craving another solar spectacle? Then you’ll want to be well-equipped for the next solar eclipse, and the same is true if you’re into
HELSINKI — China is preparing to launch new modules to its Tiangong space station to meet growing demands for science and potentially boost international cooperation. The Long March 5B, currently
Eos Molecular Cloud The Eos cloud, recently discovered in the far ultraviolet via H2 fluorescence, is one of the nearest known dark molecular clouds to the Sun, with a distance
One half of NASA’s nearly complete Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope just passed a lengthy test to ensure it will function properly in the space environment. This photo shows half
Image of Antarctica as seen by human eyes from orbit – Fram2/SpaceX Astrobiology.com Editor’s note: Recently the Fram2 mission took four astronaut explorers on an orbital path that covered both
Join our newsletter to get the latest military space news every Tuesday by veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin. WASHINGTON — The U.S. is re-entering the era of reusable hypersonic flight
The Rho Ophiuchi stellar nursery, imaged by amateur astronomer Greg Meyer in April 2025. (Image credit: Greg Meyer) Astrophotographer Greg Meyer captured a breathtaking view of the Rho Ophiuchi stellar
Despite existing cooperation, fragmented efforts between the United States and the European Union are limiting space security and sustainability. A stronger, unified approach is needed to tackle these growing challenges,
Enabling & Support 08/05/2025 369 views 3 likes For the first time, two spacecraft in orbit were aligned in formation with millimetre precision and maintained their relative position for several