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Scaling up ESA’s asteroid facilities
The new heart of ESA’s Planetary Defence Office was inaugurated today, heralding a new chapter in the Agency’s work to protect Earth from dangerous near-Earth objects, aka asteroids.
Coolest spaceships in sci-fi
What are some of the coolest spaceships in sci-fi? We’ve picked some of pop culture’s best spaceships to ooo and ahh over.
Secondary payloads launched with Landsat begin commissioning
Students at Boston University work with CuPID spacecraft during pre-launch testing. Credit: NASA
Ground teams are stepping through testing of three small CubeSats launched with the Landsat 9 remote sensing satellite last month, preparing the small spacecraft for exoplanet observations and communications experiments. NASA says engineers have not established contact with another CubeSat designed for space weather research.
Wind Speeds in Jupiter’s Great Red Spot are Picking up
The Great Red Spot of Jupiter – the largest storm in the solar system – has been raging for centuries. Over the past 100 years however, the cyclone has been dwindling, but recent observations with Hubble show that the wind speeds may be picking up again. Is this just temporary, or will the storm return to its former glory?
William Shatner's Blue Origin launch delayed to Wednesday due to weather
Blue Origin has pushed the next launch of its New Shepard suborbital vehicle, which will carry Shatner and three other people, from Tuesday (Oct. 12) to Wednesday (Oct. 13) due to weather concerns.
NASA's asteroid spacecraft Lucy launches this week on ambitious 12-year mission
NASA's next asteroid-bound mission to explore the earliest days of our solar system is nearly ready to launch.
Nobel Prize for physics winner shaped ground-breaking Earth-observing mission
This year's Nobel Prize in Physics laureate Klaus Hasselmann helped to shape a ground-breaking Earth-observation space mission that paved the way for the modern study of our planet's environment.
First close-up pictures of Mercury from BepiColombo hint at answers to the planet's secrets
The BepiColombo spacecraft – a joint project by the European and Japanese space agencies – swung by its destination planet Mercury in the early hours of Oct. 2.
Perseverance's first major successes on Mars — an update from mission scientists
In the short time since NASA's Perseverance rover landed in Mars' Jezero Crater on Feb. 18, 2021, it's already made history.
Next-Generation Gravitational Wave Observatories Could Detect the First Stars When They Exploded as Supernovae
The first stars to appear in the universe are no longer with us – they died long ago. But when they died they released torrents of gravitational waves, which might still be detectable as a faint hum in the background vibrations of the cosmos.
Boeing's next Starliner test launch for NASA slips to 2022
Boeing's Starliner astronaut taxi won't get off the ground this year after all.
NASA is ready to take on the world with its new climate action plan
NASA has big plans to fight against climate change and its devastating global impacts with a new climate action plan the agency released on Thursday (Oct. 7).
'Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds' exhibition is a must for every fan
An impressive collection from throughout the epic sci-fi show's long history.
IBM Space Tech Wants to “Democratize Space” with ENDURANCE.
Between the rise of the commercial space industry and the proliferation of agencies and programs, it is clear that we live in a new space age. A cornerstone of this new age is how reusable rockets, small satellite technology, and other advances are reducing the cost of launching payloads to orbit. This, in turn, increases access to space and allows more people and organizations to participate in lucrative research.
'The Expanse' is back! Check out the first teaser for the sixth (and final) season
The perfect excuse to embark on a re-watch of the entirety of "The Expanse."
Japanese satellite launch facing weeks-long delay
Japan’s fifth Epsilon rocket, originally set for liftoff Sept. 30, is visible inside a gantry structure at the Uchinoura Space Center. Credit: JAXA
The launch of a solid-fueled Japanese Epsilon rocket with nine small satellites, originally scheduled to blastoff last week, has been grounded until after the flight of a larger H-2A launcher later this month, Japan’s space agency said Friday.
Get hyped for 'Resident Alien' Season 2 with this featurette and first teaser (video)
The alien with the unpronounceable name will once again take human form for a side-splitting second season.
The Sanrock U52 Drone is a whopping 32% off from Amazon!
Celebrate World Space Week by saving money on a drone that can record the world in high definition.
This kids' 12-in-1 Aerospace Building Kit is a sizable 27% off!
You can save 27% when you buy this 12-in-1 Aerospace Building Kit from Amazon.
Early Massive Galaxies ran out of gas, Shutting Down Their Star Formation
Galaxies that formed within the first few billion years after the Big Bang should have lived long, healthy lives. After all, they were born with rich supplies of cold hydrogen gas, exactly the fuel needed to continue star formation. But new observations have revealed “quenched” galaxies that have shut off star formation. And astronomers have no idea why.
