Missions, research, satellites, astronomy, and news from leading space programs.
SpaceX completed a key test of the Starship rocket system. Despite the loss of the first stage, the spacecraft performed a controlled landing, providing valuable data for future missions to the Moon and Mars.
A crew consisting of NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergey Mikaev successfully landed in the steppes of Kazakhstan after 241 days on the International Space Station.
On August 5, 2026, a fragment of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket will collide with the Moon. Scientists plan to use the event to observe dust clouds and improve space debris tracking systems.
Massive wildfires near Madrid have forced NASA to evacuate personnel from a key communication complex responsible for linking with deep space probes.
During the Artemis III mission, the Orion spacecraft will use laser terminals and Starlink satellite constellations to provide high-speed communication and 4K resolution video in real time.
New research by scientists from NASA and Lancaster University reveals that Earth's magnetic field has no natural 'ceiling' to its protection, making our infrastructure much more vulnerable to solar hurricanes.
Chinese scientists are developing a project to launch a high-speed projectile to deflect or destroy asteroids threatening our planet.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman confirmed that preparations for the critical Artemis 3 mission are proceeding on schedule, with the agency having contingency plans for potential delays from private partners.
Researchers from Uppsala University have revealed that the silver content in the Sun is significantly higher than previous estimates. This new discovery solves the long-standing mystery regarding the discrepancy in the chemical composition between our star and meteorites.
Geologist Clive Neil analyzes NASA's ambitious plan for a lunar base. The Artemis program aims to prepare humanity for living beyond Earth, turning the Moon into a training ground before missions to Mars.
Through a series of intensive structural tests, NASA researchers are verifying the durability of a new type of long and lightweight wing, which promises a significant reduction in fuel consumption for future passenger aircraft.
Tatiana Ivanova, a girl from Dobrich, is pursuing the ambitious goal of becoming the first Bulgarian female astronaut. She is currently studying aerospace engineering in the USA and preparing for future flights.
The Chinese technology company Geovis has introduced a new product matrix that combines geospatial data from three levels, providing support for satellite constellations, low-altitude flights, and territorial planning.
Belgrade has officially signed the agreement to join the international Artemis program. This opens new horizons for Serbia's scientific cooperation in Moon exploration.
The New Horizons probe, which changed our understanding of Pluto, has returned to active operation after a planned sleep mode. The spacecraft is located 9.5 billion kilometers from Earth and is ready to transmit new data from the Kuiper Belt.
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