Inpe opens registrations for the season of free visits to the headquarters in São José dos Campos; learn how to schedule
The National Institute for Space Research (Inpe) in Brazil is now accepting registrations for free institutional visits to its headquarters in São José dos Campos, scheduled between February and December.
Presented a version of why the Moon is asymmetrical
Researchers analyzed samples from the far side of the Moon and proposed a possible explanation for its asymmetry.
Believe it or not, studying earthquakes can reveal where cosmic debris will fall
Researchers have found that earthquake measurement equipment can track the trajectory of falling space debris, potentially changing our understanding of monitoring dangerous objects.
Lost Soviet lunar probe may have been found
Two research teams claim to have located the remains of the Luna 9, the first Soviet spacecraft to safely land on the Moon, though they disagree on the exact location.
What remains when a space rocket burns in our sky? An 'invisible' cloud threatens the earth's ceiling
An international research team has discovered a significant increase in lithium particles in the upper atmosphere following the burning of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.
Outstanding Polish Astronomer: The Universe is Again Different than We Thought
Prominent Polish astronomer Prof. Łukasz Wyrzykowski discusses the significance of the OGLE project and the longevity of Polish astronomical research, highlighting recent developments.
Deforestation in the Amazon Falls by 56% in January 2026, Says Inpe
Deforestation in the Amazon has decreased by 56.4% in January 2026 compared to the same month last year, according to data from the National Institute for Space Research (Inpe).
France's Sophie Adenot and crew arrive at International Space Station
French astronaut Sophie Adenot and her Crew-12 team have successfully arrived at the International Space Station to commence a months-long research mission.
Four astronauts arrive at the International Space Station for a multi-month mission
Four astronauts have arrived at the International Space Station for a research mission, replacing colleagues who had to return early due to a medical issue.
"We Are One Humanity": New Crew Launches to the International Space Station
NASA has launched a new crew of four astronauts aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to conduct research at the International Space Station.
Researcher Block of Inpe Celebrates 18 Years and Will Parade This Thursday (11) in São José
The 'Cuba Here, Cuba There' block, consisting of researchers and former employees of the National Institute for Space Research (Inpe), is celebrating its 18th anniversary with a parade in São José dos Campos.
A scientific center pays 5,000 euros to 10 volunteers who lie down for 10 days
A scientific institute in Toulouse is seeking ten volunteers to spend ten days lying down for a study on how the human body adapts to weightlessness, offering 5,000 euros for participation.
Where can we find life? Promising exoplanets discovered or studied in 2025
The article discusses promising exoplanets that could potentially harbor life, based on discoveries or research conducted in 2025.
NASRDA urges technology skills for youth employment
The National Space Research and Development Agency has called for increased investment in technology-driven skills acquisition to prepare Nigerian youth for future job opportunities and combat unemployment.
"Life's Bricks", the Discovery on the Asteroid Bennu That Changes the Narrative of Our Origins
New research reveals that samples from the asteroid Bennu contain amino acids, essential building blocks for life, challenging previous notions of their formation.
The launch of SpaceX Crew-12 has been postponed
The launch of SpaceX Crew-12 has been delayed to at least February 12 due to bad weather, while the crew of Expedition 74 continues its work on the International Space Station.
Destination Space with Michal Novota / Apollo 13: A Moon Mission Where Astronauts Had Luck in Misfortune
A discussion between Michal Novota and Lukas Krivošík about the latest news and historical insights related to space research.
Bermuda Triangle of the Sky Where Satellites Mysteriously Die in Growing Weak Spot in Earth's Magnetic Field
Research reveals an expanding region in Earth's magnetic field, akin to a 'Bermuda Triangle of the sky', where satellites frequently fail.
Jupiter is 'slightly smaller and flatter' than we knew
New measurements from the Juno spacecraft indicate that Jupiter is slightly smaller than previously thought, with the equatorial radius being 8 km less and the polar radius 24 km less than earlier estimates.
ISRO's Warning... 50 Indian Satellites Threatened by Solar Storm!
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has issued a warning about powerful solar flares from the Sun, which could impact 50 Indian satellites and communication systems due to potential radio blackouts and navigation disruptions.
Hypatia III: first mission of women scientists to a simulated Mars in the Arctic
A team of ten women scientists from Catalonia will embark on a challenging expedition in a cold, remote Arctic environment to study climate change effects and the impacts of space radiation on cellular aging, replicating conditions similar to Mars.
What is behind NASA's decision to abort the launch of the Artemis II mission
NASA has decided to abort the launch of the Artemis II mission due to a serious problem that could jeopardize the astronauts' safety after months of research and significant investment.
Planet recognized as dead... comes to life. Scientists surprised
Despite being considered geologically dead, new research indicates that Mercury shows signs of geological activity, challenging previous assumptions about its lack of life-supporting conditions.
Scientists have solved the mystery of the Moon's two faces. Samples from the far side revealed an unexpected truth
Researchers have unveiled the reason behind the Moon's asymmetrical appearance, attributing it to findings from recent samples from the far side.
Space experiments reveal new way to fight drug-resistant superbugs, scientists say
Research indicates that microgravity conditions aboard the International Space Station can alter the behavior of viruses and bacteria, potentially aiding in the fight against drug-resistant superbugs.
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.
India considers launching data centers in space – media
India is exploring the feasibility of launching physical data centers in low Earth orbit as part of a preliminary study by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO).
Researchers Warn: Space Debris May Threaten Aircraft If the World Continues to Ignore the Danger
Researchers caution that the risk of space debris falling onto commercial airplanes is rapidly increasing, and reliance on 'luck' without strict preventive measures could lead to future air disasters.
He built a machine to compress space and time: how the Chinese CHIEF1900 works
China has achieved a remarkable advancement in experimental research with the construction of CHIEF1900, a hyper-gravitational centrifuge capable of compressing space and time to simulate catastrophic events in the lab.
Czech scientists investigate how salt destroys metal structures. This could help in the development of space rockets
Czech researchers are studying the corrosive effects of salt on metal structures, which may inform the development of more resilient materials for space rockets.
By weakening American research, Donald Trump is giving a huge gift to China
The article discusses how Donald Trump's administration has undermined federal research sectors, notably affecting health and space, potentially benefiting China.