Take a video tour of SpaceX’s Crew-1 Dragon spaceship with Baby Yoda (and astronauts, too)
While en route to the International Space Station, the four astronauts of NASA’s Crew-1 mission — along with special passenger Baby Yoda — showed viewers around their SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft.
Watch live now! Vega rocket launching 2 satellites at 8:52 pm ET
An Arianespace Vega rocket will launch the SEOSat-Ingenio Earth observation satellite and the Taranis scientific research satellite from the Guiana Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana, today (Nov. 16) at 8:52 p.m. EST (0152 GMT on Nov. 17).
New Horizons Saw the Universe With Even Less Light Pollution than Hubble’s View
In July of 2015, NASA’s New Horizons probe made history when it became the first mission ever to conduct a close flyby of Pluto. This was followed by the spacecraft making the first-ever encounter with a Kuiper Belt Object (KBO) – known as Arrokoth (aka. 2014 MU69) – on Dec.31st, […]
Voyager Space eyes new acquisitions as industry appears headed for consolidation
Eric Stallmer was hired as Voyager’s executive vice president of government affairs and public policy to help portfolio companies work with the federal government .
Study: As space industry offers more services, government missing out on opportunities
A new study by the Aerospace Corp. says there are growing opportunities for national security agencies to buy commercial services.
What if Earth shared its orbit with another planet?
The series “Imaginary Earths” speculates what the world might be like if one key aspect of life changed, be it related to the planet or with humanity itself.
Bringing Mars samples to Earth could could cost an extra $1 billion, but NASA should totally do it, experts say
Holding a pristine piece of Mars in a lab on Earth is among the most ambitious dreams of planetary scientists, and NASA and its European counterpart want to make the dream a reality.
Scientists Use Radars To Observe Space Dust In Novel Method
Radar can now be used to make observations that previously only optical telescopes could make.
SpaceX’s Resilience Spacecraft has Lifted Off and is Headed for the ISS!
Earlier this evening (Sunday, November 15th, 2020), NASA and SpaceX achieved another historical milestone. Six months after successfully sending astronauts Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley to the ISS with the Cargo-2 mission, the US demonstrated the restoration of domestic launch capability by sending the fully-crewed Crew Dragon spacecraft (Resilience) on […]