NASA Nears Completion of Asteroid-Targeted Psyche Spacecraft

Medicine & Technology Mar 29, 2021

NASA's Psyche Mission achieved a key milestone with the arrival of a key component at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory ahead of the asteroid-targeted spacecraft's targeted August 2022 launch.

NASA Cooking-Up Chef-Standard, Nutritious Meals For Long-Haul Space Missions

Mar 26, 2021

NASA food scientists seek an ideal space food system that will offer delicious and nutritious meals for astronauts in long-duration interplanetary missions.

Tel Aviv University Developed a Shoebox-Sized NanoSat Set For Launch

Nov 04, 2020

Tel Aviv University Nanosatellite Center has overseen all aspects of the development of the TAU-SAT1 nanosatellite, now undergoing pre-flight testing with the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA).

NASA's SpaceX Dragon Crew-1 Now Set to Orbit After Engine Failure Finally Sorted

Oct 29, 2020

NASA's Crew-1 aboard the SpaceX Dragon will soon launch from Kennedy and orbit in the ISS to study Earth and monitor sea levels.

Axiom Space Will Become the First Space Tourist Destination in Low Earth Orbit

Oct 28, 2020

Axiom Space and other companies in the private sector will soon build commercial space stations in low earth orbit. The International Space Station will be retiring soon and become a jump-off point for the future of deep space exploration.

Jeff Bezos' Aerospace Company, Blue Origin, Will Test Moon Lander in First 2020 Flight

Sep 24, 2020

Blue Origin, the private aerospace manufacturer founded by Amazon chief Jeff Bezos, will be launching its first mission for 2020.

New Device Uses Microchips That Process Soil Samples From Other Planets to Detect Signs of LIfe

Sep 17, 2020

With space exploration advancing, scientists continue to search for signs of life on other moons and planets. A new fully automated device can efficiently identify and label organic compounds from soil samples.

NASA Moves Forward With Its Orion Adapter Installation

Aug 14, 2020

NASA technicians at the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, have started to install an Orion adapter for its Artemis I Mission spacecraft.

Spacepower is a New Military Might, According to the US Space Force Doctrine

Aug 11, 2020

The United States Space Force (USSF) has officially rolled out its capstone doctrine, titled "Spacepower," on Monday, August 10.

NASA Asteroid Camera Spots China's Tianwen-1 on Its Way to Mars

Jul 25, 2020

A telescope affiliated with NASA's Planetary Defense has spotted China's Tianwen-1 Mars spacecraft as it leaves the Earth.

Missions to Space, One Small Step and a Big Leap for Mankind in 2020

Jan 07, 2020

In 2020, there will be high profile space missions that will begin a new decade in space exploration.

India’s Lunar Lander Finally Enters The Moon’s Orbit

Aug 22, 2019

The Chandrayaan spacecraft of India has finally entered the lunar orbit and the country’s officials couldn’t be any prouder.

NASA Alabama Facility Houses Moon Spacecraft Mission

Aug 20, 2019

NASA rockets including the Saturn I rocket and the V-2 rocket is housed at the Marshall Space Flight Center in the Alama Facility of NASA.

Rock Sampling Toolkit Installed On The Mars 2020 Rover

Aug 20, 2019

NASA is currently working on the installation of the rock sampling toolkit on the Mars 2020 Rover.

NASA Pushes for the Key SLS Test To Be Conducted

Aug 01, 2019

The Space Agency has decided not to skip the SLS test to ensure that their key system is ready for another space exploration.