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 Earthโs Great Extinction
The article discusses the Earthโs 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.
NASA plans to launch astronaut mission to the Moon on March 6 after successfully passing critical tests
NASA announced plans to launch the Artemis II mission on March 6, carrying four astronauts to orbit the Moon after overcoming significant test challenges.
NASA Takes Urgent Steps to Save the Swift Probe Before it Falls to Earth
NASA is racing against time to save its 21-year-old Swift satellite from an uncontrolled re-entry due to solar activity affecting its orbit.
The Journey from Which There Was No Return: The True Fate of the Dog Laika
The article reveals the harsh reality behind Laika, the first living creature in orbit, whose story was long overshadowed by Soviet propaganda that claimed she died a painless death after a week in space.
Gloomy Assessment: An Asteroid Could Destroy an Entire City - No Means to Defend Against It
NASA warns that tens of thousands of asteroids near Earth's orbit could potentially obliterate entire cities, with no current means to avert such a catastrophe.
Lunar Gateway project in orbit around the Moon faces problems and may be abandoned by the USA
The Lunar Gateway project, part of NASA's Artemis program, is facing significant challenges, including delays, budget concerns, and potential funding cuts, leading to debates about its necessity for lunar exploration.
Two Italian right-wing think tanks also in the Maga orbit. Giubilei: 'But we remain independent'
Two right-wing Italian think tanks, Nazione Futura and the Machiavelli Foundation, are reported to be among those that Donald Trump aims to finance to align Europe with the Maga agenda.
POWERFUL IMAGES โฉ See the sea of flames with which the astronauts launched into space
NASA and SpaceX successfully sent a new crew into orbit on Thursday, heading to the International Space Station (ISS) from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida.
Jessica Meir back in orbit
Jessica Meir and three colleagues are en route to the International Space Station (ISS) as part of their second space mission.
The strongest European rocket Ariane 64 launched satellites for Amazon into space
The Ariane 64, Europe's most powerful rocket, successfully launched Amazon satellites into orbit.
What does the case of the Russian woman in Czarzasty's orbit show? Lt. Col. Maciej Korowaj for 'Rzeczpospolita'
The article discusses the implications of Swietลana Czestnych, a Russian art expert, integrating into Polish public life and her potential connections with Russian state entities.
Musk's Starlink has Competition: Amazon Expands Its Own Satellite Network
Amazon has launched 32 satellites into orbit as part of its Project Kuiper, aiming to compete with SpaceX's Starlink service for global internet connectivity.
The space race adds a new player: Bezos launches his first satellites into orbit and challenges Musk's dominance
Jeff Bezos's space venture successfully launched its first satellites, entering a market previously dominated by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
"Everything vibrated for miles around": the first flight of the heavy version of Ariane 6 puts Amazon's internet constellation into orbit
The first flight of the heavy version of Ariane 6 successfully launched Amazon's internet constellation into orbit, showcasing its significance in the competitive low Earth orbit satellite market.
Jeff Bezos breaks Musk's space monopoly in the race for a million satellites with the deployment of Leo
Amazon has entered the satellite market with its Leo constellation, challenging Elon Musk's dominance in Earth's orbit and raising concerns about space congestion.
Space Travel: The XL-Rocket from 'Ariane' flies into space โ for Amazon
The Ariane 6 rocket, developed by ESA, is set to launch into orbit for Amazon's internet satellite constellation, marking a significant milestone in space transport.
Data centers in orbit? A distant but not unrealistic vision
The article discusses the concept of establishing data centers in outer space as a futuristic yet conceivable idea.
Lunar Gateway: why build a space station that will orbit the Moon?
The Lunar Gateway, a planned space station that will orbit the Moon, faces delays and budget concerns within the Artemis program led by NASA.
The Celestial Dragon Returns to Orbit: China Launches Its Fourth Mission for Its Spacecraft
China has successfully launched its reusable trial spacecraft, known unofficially as 'Shenlong' or 'Celestial Dragon', marking its fourth mission in its ambitious space program.
Who is the Russian woman in the business orbit of Wลodzimierz Czarzasty? Findings of "Rzeczpospolita"
The article investigates the connections between Svetlana Chystnykh and the Russian regime, as well as the potential implications for Polish politician Wลodzimierz Czarzasty.
How Chinaโs New Weapon Can Jam Satellites in Space? Watch
China has developed a weapon that can destroy satellites in Earth's orbit using microwave waves.
2026 Olympics: Frenchwomen Miradoli and Lamure poised in the alpine combined, Shiffrin on an orbit
At the alpine combined event, French skiers Romane Miradoli and Marie Lamure are positioned competitively, with American Breezy Johnson dominating the downhill.
China sends fourth โShenlongโ reusable spacecraft mission into orbit
China successfully launched its fourth 'Shenlong' reusable spacecraft, furthering its space exploration capabilities and presenting a challenge to the United States' X-37B program.
China successfully launched a reusable spacecraft
China successfully launched a reusable experimental spacecraft into orbit from its Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.
The First Golf Game Outside Earth Orbit: Alan Shepard
On February 6, 1971, astronaut Alan Shepard became the first person to play golf on the Moon during the Apollo 14 mission, hitting golf balls with a club he brought along.
Further from Earth than ever before: Artemis II will orbit the Moon at an altitude of 7,500 kilometers
Artemis II is set to orbit the Moon at an unprecedented altitude of 7,500 kilometers, marking the farthest humans have traveled from Earth since 1972.
Chinese scientists build world-first 20GW microwave weapon that can fire 60-second bursts
Chinese scientists have developed a groundbreaking 20GW microwave weapon capable of emitting 60-second bursts, potentially threatening low Earth orbit satellites like Starlink.
Musk wants to take data centers to space, but experts see major obstacles
Elon Musk plans to launch up to one million satellites into orbit to create large solar-powered space data centers aimed at processing AI outside Earth, despite significant expert concerns about feasibility.
Baltic, Masuria and Vistula under ice. This is what Polish winter looks like from orbit
Strong temperature drops have created ideal conditions for observing winter in Poland from space, with the Sentinel-2 satellite capturing the frozen Baltic Sea and Masurian lakes.
Space โ Dangerous Russian Actions: 'Financial Times' Identifies Threat to Europe
The article highlights the ongoing surveillance of two Russian space objects, 'Luch-1' and 'Luch-2', which have conducted suspicious maneuvers in orbit, posing risks to key European geostationary satellites.
Vessel Navigating the Distant Sea Receives Monthly Support of 800,000 Won... Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries Provides 'Faster Internet'
The Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries announced the launch of a subsidy program for maritime vessels to access high-speed internet via low Earth orbit satellites in a ceremony held in Busan.
"A few challenges" during the tests. NASA has postponed the launch date of the Artemis II moon mission
NASA has delayed the launch of the Artemis II mission aimed at sending astronauts to lunar orbit for the first time in over 50 years, after a test run was interrupted shortly after it began.
Send Your Name to the Moon with the Artemis-2 Mission
NASA invites space enthusiasts to participate in the 'Send Your Name to the Moon' campaign as part of the manned Artemis-2 mission, which will orbit the moon and explore its far side.
"I will launch 1 million satellites"... Elon Musk's 'Space Data Center' plans
Elon Musk is formally initiating plans to establish a space data center using a constellation of 1 million low-orbit satellites, following the acquisition of AI development firm xAI.
Elon Musk Merges His Empire: SpaceX Merges with xAI to Bring Data Centers into Orbit
Elon Musk's companies SpaceX and xAI are merging to launch a fleet of satellites aimed at addressing energy consumption issues on Earth.
Neither one nor 3200: Elon Musk wants to place 1 million satellites in orbit for his next AI
SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, is seeking approval to launch a constellation of one million satellites that will serve as data centers for artificial intelligence powered by solar energy.
Elon Musk plans to send up to a million satellites into orbit
Elon Musk has applied for permission to send up to a million satellites into orbit, marking a new phase in the satellite competition with Jeff Bezos, who plans to launch a network of 5,400 satellites.
Artemis II: The ten days that will decide a new era on the Moon
NASA's Artemis II mission, launching no earlier than February 8, will orbit the Moon with four astronauts on board to test technology and international collaboration for a return to the lunar surface in 2028.
Trump, Lutnick and Elon Musk: Which millionaires appear in the Jeffrey Epstein files?
The U.S. Department of Justice's latest release of material related to its investigations into Jeffrey Epstein reveals new details about the wealthy and well-connected individuals who frequented the orbit of the disgraced financier.
Return to Earth for the astronaut who fell ill in space: with him are his three mission companions
Four astronauts returned to Earth early from the International Space Station, one of whom became seriously ill while in orbit, prompting the early exit.
A serious illness in orbit forces NASA to schedule the first medical evacuation from the International Space Station: this is the protocol in these cases
NASA has announced the first medical evacuation from the International Space Station due to a serious illness and detailed the protocol for such emergencies.
NASA makes 'unprecedented' call to bring astronauts home after illness, expert says: 'Evacuated from orbit'
NASA has decided to return a crew early from the International Space Station due to a medical emergency, the first such instance in the station's history.