Artemis 3 will not go to the Moon: NASA announces a major overhaul of its lunar program
NASA has announced significant changes to its Artemis lunar program, delaying the Artemis 3 mission and planning additional missions to ensure a Moon landing by 2028.
H3 Launch Failure, Possible Cause is Defect in Satellite Base, Urgent Measures for Resumption of Operations
The H3 rocket's eighth launch failed potentially due to a defect in the satellite base, prompting Japan's space agency JAXA to hasten remedial measures for future missions.
NASA's new space rocket: after fixing the hydrogen leak, it has now started leaking helium
NASA's new giant rocket, intended to send astronauts to the Moon for the first time in over fifty years, is facing a technical problem related to a helium system.
Destination Space with Michal Novota / Apollo 15: Lunar Rover on the Moon and Astronaut Irwin's Heart Problems
A discussion on space exploration updates and history featuring Michal Novota and Lukáš KrivoÅ¡Ãk, covering various topics from NASA's criticism towards Boeing to milestones in lunar and Martian missions.
NASA targets March 6 for launch of crewed mission to the Moon
NASA is aiming for March 6 as the launch date for Artemis 2, the first crewed mission to approach the Moon in over fifty years.
QUIZ: How well do you know the planets and space missions? Test your knowledge of the universe
The article invites readers to test their knowledge of planets and space missions through a quiz.
Sex in Space? The Consequences Could Be Dire
A new study indicates that potential sexual activity during space missions could pose risks to reproductive health, sparking discussions among researchers about its implications for future manned space travel.
24 people have traveled to the Moon and half of them set foot on the lunar surface; see who they are
Only 24 people have reached the vicinity of the Moon, and half of them have landed on it, all being white men, predominantly from the United States.
From hospitals to space missions: How holoportation with AI went from fiction to reality?
Holoportation technology using artificial intelligence has transitioned from science fiction to practical applications, allowing for real-time holographic interactions in medical and technical fields.
A giant lava tube has been found for the first time on Venus
Researchers have confirmed the existence of a giant empty lava tube beneath the surface of Venus, shedding light on the planet's geological evolution and potential future space missions.
NASA confirms that astronauts will take the first smartphones into space
NASA has confirmed that astronauts will carry smartphones on upcoming missions, a first for the agency.
Space Sickness, Bone Loss, and Radiation... Are the Effects of Weightlessness Different for Women?
A discussion on the unique health effects of space and weightlessness on female astronauts compared to their male counterparts, highlighting the historical underrepresentation of women in space missions.
iPhone in Space with NASA.. What's the Story?
NASA astronauts are now authorized to bring their personal iPhones on future missions, marking a significant change in the agency's stringent policy on technology use in space.
NASA allows astronauts to take these gadgets into space for the first time
NASA is set to permit astronauts to use smartphones and similar devices on upcoming space missions, enhancing the capture of photographs and videos in space.
The 'laboratory' in Madrid where the first military 'battle' is fought testing the weapons of the Air and Space Army
The article details a military exercise in Spain testing new air defense systems, focusing on elite pilots and the risks involved in aerial missions.
ISRO's two missions failed... NSA Ajit Doval made a secret visit
India's space agency ISRO experienced consecutive launch failures of its PSLV rockets in 2025 and 2026, prompting a secret visit by National Security Advisor Ajit Doval to the Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre amidst security concerns.
China is heading towards manned space tourism by 2028
China is preparing to enter the world of manned space tourism through a startup in Beijing, aiming to launch its first suborbital manned flight by 2028.
A German 'Harbor' on the Moon - What the New Moonport Plan Entails
A German space company is planning a 'Moonport' on the Moon, designating Bavaria as 'Germany's Houston', with European missions expected to land soon.
Evaluating the best water sources for future Mars explorers
The article discusses the various forms of water available on Mars and the technologies needed to extract it for future missions.
Artemis-2 astronauts on the verge of uncovering the far side of the moon
NASA is preparing to send Artemis-2 astronauts on a historic mission around the moon, which could allow them to see nearly 60% of the moon's far side for the first time in real time, a region never observed during the Apollo missions.
Jeff Bezos cancels his space tourism flights to focus on bringing people to the Moon
Jeff Bezos's Blue Origin has paused its suborbital space tourism flights for at least two years to focus on lunar missions, with plans to land a probe on the Moon's surface by 2026.
China unveils world’s first timekeeping software for the moon, where clocks tick faster
China has developed the world's first timekeeping software for the moon to synchronize lunar events with Earth clocks, facilitating future missions to the moon.
Great disappointment on Jupiter's moon? New studies challenge old theories
Recent research has cast doubt on the previously held beliefs about the potential for life on Jupiter's moon Europa, highlighting the need for future missions to explore its capabilities.
The 10 Astronomical Discoveries of 2025
The article summarizes the significant astronomical advancements and discoveries made during the year 2025, including observations of celestial objects and historic space missions.
A Frenchwoman in space, Americans around the Moon: the major space appointments of 2026
The article highlights key upcoming space events in 2026, including a French astronaut's presence on the ISS and missions to the Moon and beyond.
From manned missions to the Moon to the treatment of rare diseases: The scientific milestones expected in 2026
The article discusses significant scientific milestones anticipated for 2026, including a manned Moon mission after 54 years, groundbreaking clinical trials, space missions, and major drilling projects.