Earth's low orbit is becoming cluttered with high-velocity space junk
The growing issue of space junk in Earth's low orbit, highlighted by the proliferation of Starlink satellites, poses increasing risks as the number of objects in space continues to soar.
Blue Origin is preparing a giant constellation of over 50,000 satellites for orbital data centers
Blue Origin is seeking regulatory approval to launch a massive constellation of satellites as part of its 'Project Sunrise' to establish data centers in orbit.
Can China commercial satellite’s ‘octopus tentacle’ pass low-orbit refuel test?
China's Hukeda-2 satellite, featuring a flexible robotic arm, is set to undergo tests for low-orbit refueling capabilities to address issues of congestion in space.
World milestone: the Starlink network now has more than 10,000 satellites in orbit
Starlink reaches a significant milestone with over 10,000 satellites in orbit, far surpassing its competitors.
NVIDIA Takes Artificial Intelligence into Orbit
NVIDIA has announced plans to integrate advanced artificial intelligence systems into satellites with the launch of the Space-1 Vera Rubin chip, designed for the harsh conditions of space.
Artemis II, after yet another postponement, NASA seriously announces the launch date: April 1
NASA has officially announced an imminent launch date for the Artemis II mission, targeting April 1, which will send humans into lunar orbit for the first time since the Apollo missions.
Space Travel: Isar Aerospace aims for Earth's orbit on Monday
Isar Aerospace, a Munich-based startup, seeks to launch its rocket into Earth's orbit, marking a significant step in Europe's ambitions for space independence.
Chinese eat their own grown tomatoes in space station
The crew of China's Tiangong space station has harvested its first tomatoes grown in orbit, marking a significant step for food supply in long-term space missions.
Pluto will complete its first full orbit since being discovered in 2178: what it means and its impact
Pluto will complete its first full orbit around the Sun in 2178, marking a significant milestone in the exploration of our solar system.
NASA space probe falls into the Pacific Ocean after nearly 14 years in orbit
A NASA space probe, the Van Allen Probe A, has returned to Earth after nearly 14 years in space, landing in the Pacific Ocean west of Ecuador.
DISASTER: Three Grammy-winning artist orders awards by mail: sad sight upon opening the package
British electronic music legend William Orbit humorously shared a sad story on social media about his Grammy awards breaking during delivery.
SpaceX wants to put 1 million satellites in Earth's orbit, which is already getting crowded
SpaceX has applied for permission to launch 1 million satellites into Earth's orbit, raising concerns about the increasing congestion in space.
Collaboration between Cosmote and Starlink for uninterrupted connectivity
Cosmote is partnering with Starlink to provide continuous connectivity by integrating terrestrial networks with low Earth orbit satellites.
Joel Ordóñez enters the orbit of Juventus according to Italian press
Ecuadorian defender Joel Ordóñez is drawing attention from European football, with Juventus among the clubs monitoring him ahead of the next transfer window.
NASA: “We are ready for the Moon”. Launch date set for April 1st
NASA is preparing to launch four astronauts from Cape Canaveral on April 1st, intending to orbit the Moon rather than land on it, as part of the Artemis II mission.
NASA will attempt to launch a crewed mission to circle the Moon on April 1
NASA has completed the review process for the Artemis 2 mission, aiming for a crewed launch to the Moon's vicinity on April 1, marking humanity's first return to lunar orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972.
Debris floating in the Earth's orbit... 130 million small lethal pieces spread over 69 years
Since the beginning of the space age in 1957, over 19,000 satellites have been launched, with more than 11,000 currently active, leading to a concerning amount of inactive satellites and debris in Earth's orbit.
NASA's 600-kilogram satellite falls to Earth today: what to expect from its reentry
NASA's Van Allen Probe A satellite, weighing 600 kilograms, is set to fall to Earth as it concludes its operational life after 14 years in orbit.
Collision caused by NASA changed asteroid trajectories around the Sun
NASA's successful DART mission not only altered the orbit of the asteroid Dimorphos but also changed the trajectories of both Dimorphos and its parent asteroid Didymos around the Sun, according to new research.
The United States Extends the Life of the International Space Station Until 2032.. Know the Reason
The United States has extended the operational life of the International Space Station (ISS) until September 30, 2032, to maintain a presence in low Earth orbit and ensure leadership in space.
Spacecraft collision altered the solar orbit beyond the binary asteroid's path
A recent study confirms that the first asteroid deflection experiment changed not only the orbit of a small asteroid but also affected the solar orbit of the binary asteroid system.
We have diverted an asteroid in space. On Earth, we can't even stop drones
The article discusses humanity's successful alteration of an asteroid's orbit amidst ongoing global conflicts and challenges in addressing terrestrial security issues.
NASA successfully kicks asteroid off course in Earth defence test
NASA has successfully altered the orbit of an asteroid in a landmark test for Earth's defense against potential space threats.
Satellites are Canada’s next sovereignty frontier as global ‘race’ heats up
Canada is advancing its satellite communications capabilities, aiming to create a constellation of low earth orbit satellites to bolster national security and reduce dependency on the U.S.
The largest astronomical camera in the world is threatened by satellites
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory, home to the world's largest digital camera, faces potential disruptions from the increasing number of bright commercial satellites in orbit.
NASA's spacecraft impact altered asteroid's orbit around the Sun, new study points out
A NASA-targeted asteroid was slightly shifted from its orbit around the Sun following a past impact, potentially aiding future asteroid deflection efforts.
Compact Four-Star System Fits Within Jupiter's Orbit
Astronomers have discovered a rare four-star system that could fit within Jupiter's orbit, consisting of tightly bound components.
Hegseth: The Iranians led countries that did not want to enter the conflict into the American orbit
U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth stated that American forces have the capability and will to continue the war as long as necessary, blaming Iran for expanding the regional conflict.
Hegseth blasts Brits, says Iran's chaotic retaliation has driven its own allies 'into the American orbit'
U.S. War Secretary Pete Hegseth argues that Iran's aggressive actions have inadvertently strengthened U.S. alliances in the Gulf region.
The Japanese startup's rocket launch failed for the third time
Japan's Space One experienced its third failed attempt to launch a satellite into orbit, with the rocket spiraling back to Earth shortly after takeoff.
[Live] Press conference following the launch of small rocket 'Kairos' No. 3
A private rocket company, Space One, launched the small rocket 'Kairos' No. 3 from Kushimoto, Wakayama Prefecture, but shortly thereafter initiated flight termination procedures, resulting in a failure to place the satellite into orbit.
Rocket 'Kairos' to Launch After Three Postponements, Aiming to Place Satellite in Orbit
The Kairos rocket, developed by Space One, is set to launch after three delays, aiming to place a satellite into orbit, marking a significant step for Japan's independent space capabilities.
China team’s space laser breakthrough takes communication speeds to high orbit
China's research team has achieved an impressive breakthrough in high-speed satellite communication, sustaining uninterrupted data transmission for over three hours at 1 Gbps.
Press Conference Following the Cancellation of the Launch of 'Kairos' No. 3
Japan's Space One company cancelled the launch of its Kairos No. 3 small rocket, which was set to deliver the country's first privately developed satellite into orbit.
Private Rocket 'Kairos' Aiming for Satellite Launch Today
The private rocket 'Kairos' is set to launch today, aiming to place a satellite into orbit.
Genius or millionaire fantasy? The controversial bet of Elon Musk on AI in space
Elon Musk's proposal to establish data centers in orbit has sparked a debate on the technical and economic feasibility of training artificial intelligence in space.
Artemis 3 will not go to the Moon... The U.S. significantly revises lunar landing plans
NASA has significantly revised the Artemis lunar landing program, abandoning the planned Artemis 3 mission for a lunar landing in 2027 in favor of testing docking systems in low Earth orbit.
KAIROS Rocket No. 3 to Launch Aiming for Japan's First Domestic Satellite Insertion
The KAIROS Rocket No. 3, launched by Space One in Japan, aims to place Japan's first domestically developed satellite into orbit.
Kairos Aiming to Be the 'Delivery Service' for Satellites: Why Focus Now on Small Rockets?
The article discusses the launch of the small rocket 'Kairos No. 3' by Space One, which aims to become the first Japanese private company to deploy satellites into orbit, amidst a growing need for small satellites.
Turn in the Artemis program: NASA delays the return of astronauts to the Moon
NASA has announced changes to its Artemis lunar program, postponing the first crewed lunar landing previously scheduled for Artemis III to 2028, now set for Artemis IV.
NASA changes plans for the Artemis III mission. The lunar landing is postponed
NASA has announced a postponement of the Artemis III lunar landing mission, shifting the focus to testing equipment in low Earth orbit instead of landing on the Moon.
Development of the Fighting (Day 1463): The War Can Be Seen Even from Orbit. The Space Station Captured Russian Missiles Flying Towards Kyiv
Fascinating yet terrifying satellite images reveal a Russian missile attack on Kyiv, marking the first instance of such footage.
Arab partner in Leonardo's orbit
Leonardo is expected to experience double-digit growth in 2025 and is preparing to present a new industrial plan that includes significant corporate developments.
The Galactic Orbit of the Solar System is Behind the Earth’s Great Extinction
The article discusses the Earth’s formation, the emergence of life, and the various mass extinction events over geological time, suggesting a connection between these extinctions and the solar system's galactic orbit.
On a new mission, China's mysterious spacecraft
China's secretive spacecraft, the Shenlong, has been launched on its fourth mission into orbit around the Earth.
Vox strengthens by allying with two centers in Trump's orbit: "We have a common enemy"
The Spanish far-right party Vox is forging alliances with American conservative movements aligned with Donald Trump in order to advance their political objectives in Europe.
SATCOMBw 4: Final Match for the German Starlink
Germany's new satellite system, SATCOMBw, is expected to cost up to ten billion euros, with Airbus set to commence series production of satellites for low Earth orbit.
Earth's Orbit Could Become a Stage for Catastrophe with the Launch of Millions of Satellites
SpaceX's proposal to launch a megaconstellation of up to a million satellites raises concerns about the growing risk of space debris and potential collisions in Earth's orbit.
The trip around the moon is postponed due to a breakdown
A planned mission to orbit the moon has been delayed due to technical issues.
NASA set to launch humans around Moon for first time in 50 years
NASA's Artemis II mission will see humans orbit the Moon for the first time in five decades, scheduled for launch in early March 2024.