WASHINGTON — NASA will continue efforts to restore contact with the Lunar Trailblazer spacecraft through mid-June, holding out hope that it can still conduct its mission to search for water
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New pope could be key to UFO disclosure, ex-Vatican adviser says
For the first time, a former Border Patrol whistleblower comes forward to share a never-before-seen UFO video shot on military cameras. On Saturday, Ross Coulthart heads to the southern border for a
A failed Soviet Venus probe is expected to fall to Earth today, but when and where? Here's what we know
In 1972, the Soviet Union launched the Kosmos 482 lander, a spacecraft designed to reach Venus and land on its surface. The craft never reached Venus, however. The rocket that
Rocket Lab’s Neutron tapped for U.S. military cargo test
Join our newsletter to get the latest military space news every Tuesday by veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin. WASHINGTON — Rocket Lab’s next-generation Neutron rocket has been selected for an
China uses 'gravity slingshot' to rescue pair of wayward moon satellites
After launching a pair of satellites last year that failed to reach the right orbit around the moon, China’s Technology and Engineering Center for Space Utilization (CSU) came up with
German defense firm partners with Iceye to build SAR satellites
Join our newsletter to get the latest military space news every Tuesday by veteran defense journalist Sandra Erwin. TAMPA, Fla. — German defense contractor Rheinmetall plans to start building synthetic
China issues regulatory framework to support direct-to-device satellite services
HELSINKI — China has released comprehensive regulations for direct-to-device satellite services, laying the foundation for domestic growth of the emerging sector. Seven government departments issued a notice April 30 entitled
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Robert Williams is a senior mechanical design engineer and the structures subject matter expert in the Engineering and Test Directorate at NASA’s Stennis Space Center. NASA/Danny Nowlin Living up to,
DARPA (the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is looking for a private company to build spacecraft to orbit the moon and search for water. A program solicitation that DARPA
Applications 02/05/2025 286 views 6 likes As the new Biomass satellite settles into life in orbit following its launch on 29 April, ESA has released its most extensive satellite-based maps
The space industry is entering a new era. No longer defined solely by national agencies and defense contractors, it now includes a fast-growing field of private innovators, venture-backed startups and
That soon-to-reenter Cosmos 482 is getting increased attention by satellite trackers – and new imagery provides some interesting details. The former Soviet Union’s Cosmos 482 was lofted back in 1972.
The next spacecraft to fly humans around the moon has been delivered to the only space agency on Earth to ever successfully fly astronauts to our nearest celestial neighbor. Orion,
WASHINGTON — Lockheed Martin formally delivered to NASA May 1 the Orion spacecraft for Artemis 2, keeping that mission on track for a launch in early 2026. NASA took acceptance
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