Watch the replay of the Smile pre-launch media briefing. The briefing covered key details ahead of the mission’s launch aboard a Vega-C rocket from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. Smile
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Solar Activity Could Threaten the Artemis Crew
In his blockbuster 1982 novel “Space”, the writer James A. Michener wove a gripping tale of astronauts trapped on the Moon during a major solar storm. Warnings from Earth didn’t
New Henrietta Spectrograph to Probe Alien Atmospheres
Finding life beyond our solar system goes beyond measuring an exoplanet’s size, as rocky, Earth-sized worlds might not have the conditions for life as we know it. While exoplanets can
Satellite imaging industry’s next challenge: getting systems to talk to each other
WASHINGTON — The rapid growth of commercial Earth observation satellites and artificial intelligence tools is giving defense and intelligence agencies access to a new kind of intelligence product: fused data
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WASHINGTON — Hughes Network Systems is positioning its defense business to capture growing demand from governments seeking greater control over how satellite communications networks are used, a senior executive said
Stunning new views of Saturn offer the most detailed portrait yet of the ringed planet, showcasing the combined power of NASA’s most advanced space telescopes. Using observations from the James
While often described as a moonshot for missile defense, the Golden Dome for America mission is in reality something even more challenging: an exercise in disciplined systems engineering under threat.
NASA is gearing up to send astronauts back toward the moon for the first time in more than 50 years with Artemis 2 — a mission that marks the next
This composite image from ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) shows 2 planets forming in the disk of dust around the young star WISPIT 2. Astronomers discovered the outermost planet, WISPIT
WASHINGTON — NASA’s new exploration strategy includes the rapid development of a nuclear-powered mission to Mars in 2028, leveraging hardware originally built for the lunar Gateway. As part of the
With Artemis 2 getting ready to return to the moon, there’s no better time to launch your own space expedition. Granted, you may not make quite as far as NASA’s
View larger. | Artist’s concept of an Earth-like exomoon orbiting a rogue Saturn-like exoplanet. A new study led by Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich in Germany looked at moons of
Lightning on Jupiter may pack more than 100 times the power of Earth’s bolts, and may even prove to be one million times stronger, a new study finds. Jupiter, the
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