A SpaceX Dragon resupply spacecraft carrying more than 6,500 pounds of science experiments, crew supplies, and other cargo is on its way to the International Space Station after launching at 5:07 a.m. EST Tuesday from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Japan will launch a huge communications satellite on Wednesday. Here’s how to watch it live.
The Inmarsat-6 F1 satellite is scheduled to launch Wednesday (Dec. 22) from Tanegashima Space Center in Japan, during a two-hour window that opens at 9:33 a.m. EST (1433 GMT). Watch it live!
Ducati MotoE Racer on Track
Ducati will supply bikes to the FIM MotoE series in 2023, but it is already revealing the prototype racebike being tested now.
Stark Varg Electric Motocross Motorcycle First Look Preview
The new Stark Varg electric motorcycle is an innovative new option for motocross riders who want a zero-emissions machine.
Amazon Echo Show 15 review
The Amazon Echo Show 15 combines the brains of Alexa, the versatility of Echo Show devices and all the little notes on your fridge.
Man charged with robbery at Mark Cavendish’s home
Man charged with robbery at Mark Cavendish’s home A man has been charged with two counts of robbery a little over three weeks after armed individuals broke into Mark Cavendish’s home. Read More
OChain-E reduces pedal kickback through 9° with Active Spider for eMTBs
OChain are introducing a new eMTB specific version of their Active Spider solution for pedal kickback – the OChain-E. Through allowing free rearward rotation of the cranks independently to the chainring, the OChain-E is able to remove pedal feedback on full suspension bikes that suffer from chain growth. Whereas the […]
2021 Pinkbike Awards: Performance of the Year Nominees
The Pinkbike Performance Award goes to an exceptional performance that was either totally unexpected, record-breaking, or just resulted in more nail-biting and frenzied yelling than usual.( Photos: 6 )
Japanese space tourists return to Earth
Two Japanese space tourists and a veteran Russian cosmonaut departed the International Space Station and landed back on Earth Sunday, capping a 12-day mission with a parachute-assisted touchdown in frigid Kazakhstan.
How prepared is Earth for an asteroid collision?
NASA and other world space agencies have been studying this possibility and the forecast for near-earth celestial objects for years. Their efforts helped inform the new film ‘Don’t Look Up!’