Deadly Rockets, Spacecraft Falling From the Sky Have 10% Chance of Killing Someone Within the Next Decade

Medicine & Technology May 02, 2023

Space debris from rockets, satellites, and spacecraft could come down to Earth and hit someone. Read the article to learn about the biggest debris in space and when they would fall.

600-Pound Dead NASA Satellite Crashing Back to Earth Today; How Likely Could It Kill Someone?

Apr 19, 2023

A huge spacecraft from NASA will be reentering the Earth today. Read for more details.

Six-Week Trip to Mars? VASIMR Plasma Engine Could Propel Spacecraft to the Red Planet in a Short Period of Time

Mar 26, 2023

By shortening space travel to Mars, the VASIMR plasma engine can help conserve thousands of gallons of fuel and save tens of millions of dollars. Read to learn more.

Space Exploration Revolution: NASA's 'Pellet-Beam Propulsion' Could Enable a Probe to Reach Interstellar Space in 5 Years

Mar 24, 2023

Though the concept is still fully theoretical, NASA's pellet-beam propulsion could shorten interstellar space travel to five years or so. Read to learn more.

NASA Plans 'Deorbit Tug' To Bring Down ISS by 2030 Using New Spacecraft

Mar 14, 2023

NASA plans to build a spacecraft to deorbit the International Space Station (ISS) without depending on Russian cargo spacecraft. Read the article to learn more details.

Spacecraft With One-fifth the Speed of Light Could Reach Another Solar System in 20 Years, Experts Say

Mar 06, 2023

Researchers claimed to have found a way to build a spacecraft that can travel at one-fifth of the speed of light, making traveling to another solar system a reality. Read the article to learn how this could be possible.

Another Uncrewed Russian Spacecraft Reported a Leak, Postponing the Launch of Its Replacement

Feb 17, 2023

Roscosmos is having some issues with their spacecraft again as the Soyuz MS-22 that delivered three crew members is reportedly having a leak in its coolant loop. Read the article to learn more details.

Artemis III Mission To Be First To Target Moon's South Pole

Jan 22, 2023

By 2025, NASA will deploy the Artemis III mission, which will be the first to send humans to the South Pole of the moon. Read to know more.

Soyuz Spacecraft Not Viable To Send Crew Back Home; Russia To Deploy Another Craft To Rescue Them

Jan 12, 2023

Engineers have determined how the damaged Soyuz spacecraft is not viable for sending the stranded crew home. Roscosmos will be deploying another craft to fetch the crew. Read to know more.

Hole Spotted in Russian Spacecraft Stationed at the ISS

Dec 21, 2022

In a recent investigation, a 0.8mm hole was spotted in the instrumentation compartment of a Russian spacecraft. Read to know more about what happened.

NASA’s Orion Is Coming Home After Its Lunar Space Orbit

Dec 04, 2022

NASA's Orion was first launched as part of the Artemis I mission. Now, after its lunar orbit, the spacecraft is set to go back to earth. Read to know more about its journey and mission.

CAPSTONE Spacecraft First To Enter Deep Space Route, Supporting Artemis' Missions

Nov 13, 2022

First to enter the deep space route, the micro CAPSTONE spacecraft will be launched to support NASA's Artemis Missions. Support the deep space facts and information about this news. Read here to know more.

NASA Spacecraft Carrying Asteroid Bennu's Sample on Track for Its Return on Earth in Fall 2023

Oct 18, 2022

NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft carrying a sample from asteroid Bennu successfully performs its first course correction maneuver just on track for its return next year. Read the article to learn more details.

NASA Engineers Finally Controls Moon-Bound CAPSTONE Space Probe

Oct 09, 2022

Read on to know how NASA stopped tiny CAPSTONE moon probe from tumbling in space.

NASA Pushes Through With Its Artemis I Launch Next Week; Agency Says It's Not Risking Its $4.1-Billion Rocket to the Moon

Sep 26, 2022

NASA said it’s not risking the Artemis I launch, and thus, it decided to roll it back to the VAB at Kennedy Space Center next week. Read to know more about it.