Two spacecraft will land on the asteroid heading towards Earth
The asteroid Apophis, which measures about 400 meters in diameter, is set to pass dangerously close to Earth in April 2029, prompting multiple space agencies to prepare missions to study it.
NASA Returns Moon Rocket to Launch Pad, Possible Launch on April 1
NASA is preparing for a potential launch of its Artemis mission to the Moon on April 1 by returning the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft to the launch pad after maintenance processes.
Nasa returns moon rocket to pad and targets 1 April launch
NASA is preparing to launch its Artemis mission, returning its SLS rocket and Orion spacecraft to the launch pad for an anticipated moon flyby on April 1.
NASA monitors spacecraft around the Moon and issues collision alerts
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory monitors lunar spacecraft to prevent potential collisions, highlighted by the recent successful landing of the Blue Ghost module.
The object orbiting around Earth may actually be an ancient spacecraft
A newly identified quasi-satellite may be remnants of a Soviet space mission according to researcher A. Loeb.
Asteroid Ryugu Contains All the Building Blocks of Genetic Material
Asteroid Ryugu has been found to contain all the fundamental building blocks of genetic material as revealed by analyses of samples collected by Japan's Hayabusa 2 spacecraft.
NASA's SPARCS spacecraft sends images of the strangest stars in the galaxy
NASA's SPARCS spacecraft has sent its first images revealing ultraviolet light from small stars similar to the Sun, crucial for understanding their impact on potentially habitable planets.
Claims of evidence for UFOs in Trump's secret files
A former Pentagon official claims that Donald Trump's ordered release of secret UFO documents may contain evidence of extraterrestrial spacecraft.
Madrid technology heading to the Moon: "It's the first time NASA trusts a critical system of its spacecraft to a Spanish company"
Spain's Airbus Crisa has designed and manufactured a critical electronic component for NASA's Artemis 2 lunar mission, marking the first time NASA has put its trust in a Spanish firm for such a system.
The largest American cargo ship leaves the International Space Station
The Cygnus XL spacecraft from Northrop Grumman has departed from the International Space Station after a six-month mission.
NASA's fuel-depleted spacecraft crashes to Earth immediately
Tonight, a NASA science probe that studied Earth's radiation belts will re-enter the atmosphere and mostly burn up, with a minimal risk to humans.
Delays with Starship threaten NASA's mission schedule to land on the Moon
The Starship spacecraft project by SpaceX has faced significant delays, jeopardizing NASA's timeline for crewed lunar missions.
Amateur Astronomer Observes and Captures Images of the Chinese 'Secret' Spacecraft Shenlong
An amateur astronomer managed to observe and photograph China's secret reusable spaceplane, Shenlong, following its fourth orbital mission launched on February 7, 2026.
NASA's 600 kg satellite will crash to Earth today, know where it will fall
NASA's Van Allen Probe A, weighing 600 kg, is set to re-enter Earth's atmosphere today, March 10, 2026, with a low risk of causing harm on the ground.
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.
This is how astronauts will live on the spaceship that will take them to the Moon after 50 years
Astronauts will return to the Moon in 2026 aboard the Orion spacecraft as part of the Artemis mission, marking humanity's first lunar visit in over half a century.
NASA's Mission Menu for the Moon Includes Tortillas, Chocolate, Coffee, and Nuts
NASA revealed the food menu for astronauts on the Artemis 2 mission, which includes non-perishable items due to storage constraints on the Orion spacecraft.
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.
What astronauts will eat on NASA's Artemis II mission: this will be the menu for the journey around the Moon
NASA's Artemis II mission will feature a carefully planned menu for astronauts on their historic journey to the Moon, marking the first return of humans since the Apollo program.
NASA Restructures Moon Return Plan: Two Landings and Orbital Docking
NASA has announced a comprehensive overhaul of its Artemis program, introducing an additional crewed mission in 2027 for orbital docking tests leading up to two lunar landings in 2028.
The Mysterious Whistle from the Red Planet. Czechs Deciphered the Code Confirming Electric Storms on Mars
Czech scientists have possibly found evidence of electrical discharges similar to lightning occurring on Mars, marking the first time a 'whistle' signal from such events has been documented.
For the first time, a spacecraft lands on another planet, Venera-3 crashed on Venus
On March 1, 1966, the Soviet spacecraft Venera-3 made a crash landing on Venus, marking it as the first spacecraft to reach the surface of another planet.
Astronomy: Are there lightning strikes on Mars?
A research team from Charles University in Prague has discovered evidence of lightning strikes on Mars using data from the US spacecraft Maven.
Space X's Starship: What is the spacecraft capable of transporting humans to Mars?
Space X is progressing towards the inaugural launch of its Starship spacecraft after a key engine test of its Super Heavy rocket.
The United States takes 'another small step' to the Moon: Returns to the satellite 51 years later with Odysseus
A landing module from Texas-based startup Intuitive Machines Inc. successfully landed on the Moon, making it the first private spacecraft to do so intact in 51 years.
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.
My found the lost Soviet lunar spacecraft โ and even in two places
Scientists possibly located the long-missing Soviet lunar lander, Luna 9, but disagree on its exact location.
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.
Researchers have learned the secrets of the snowman of our solar system (video)
Researchers have uncovered new insights into the snowman-shaped object known as Arrokoth, which is the most distant and primitive body visited by a spacecraft from Earth.
Artemis 2 successfully passes final test before lunar mission
NASA's Artemis 2 spacecraft has successfully completed its final pre-launch rehearsal, paving the way for a potential launch in early March.
Did they just get lucky? NASA admitted: Starliner mission repeated the same mistakes as Challenger
NASA's investigation into the Starliner mission revealed that the spacecraft faced critical failures similar to those that led to the Challenger disaster, raising concerns about the safety and reliability of its future flights.
NASA astronauts were 'stranded' in space by life-threatening mishap, report finds
A report reveals that NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams were nearly involved in a life-threatening incident during their first crewed test flight due to a failure in their Boeing-built Starliner spacecraft's thrusters.
NASA's shocking report on the damage to the spacecraft of astronauts trapped in space
NASA has classified the prolonged incident of two astronauts trapped for nine months on the International Space Station as a 'Category A accident,' the most serious failure rating, comparable to Challenger and Columbia disasters.
NASA 'playing Russian roulette' with astronauts' lives, ex-engineer says
A former NASA engineer has voiced serious concerns about the heat shield of the Orion spacecraft for the Artemis II mission, emphasizing the risks to astronaut safety during re-entry.
SpaceX Dragon spacecraft docks at ISS (VIDEO)
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft successfully docked at the International Space Station, transporting a multinational crew including a Russian cosmonaut.
Crew Dragon spacecraft arrived at the station. Investigating causes of pneumonia
The article reports on the Crew Dragon spacecraft's arrival at the ISS while health investigations are underway regarding pneumonia.
Crew Dragon with new crew heads to the ISS. There are only three people on the station due to the January evacuation
The Crew Dragon spacecraft is on a mission to the International Space Station (ISS) with a newly assigned crew, while the station is currently home to only three people following a recent evacuation.
Flight Hours, Scientific Experiences... What Awaits Sophie Adenot, Headed to the International Space Station
French astronaut Sophie Adenot has embarked on a journey to the International Space Station aboard the Crew Dragon spacecraft as part of a successful Falcon 9 rocket launch.
Crew Dragon spacecraft with four-member crew launched towards space station
The Crew Dragon spacecraft, carrying a four-member crew, has launched towards the International Space Station (ISS) from Cape Canaveral, Florida.
NASA is sending a new crew to the International Space Station
NASA is set to launch three astronauts and one cosmonaut to the International Space Station (ISS) today from Cape Canaveral, Florida, using SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft.
China successfully conducted a test of the spacecraft that will send its astronauts to the Moon (video)
China has successfully completed a low-altitude launch test of its crewed spacecraft intended for lunar missions, raising concerns in the White House about a potential lead in the race to return humanity to the Moon.
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.
Chinaโs Mengzhou spacecraft passes key test for 2030 crewed moon mission with Long March-10 rocket
China's Mengzhou spacecraft has successfully completed a vital safety test, marking a significant step toward the country's goal of a crewed moon landing by 2030.
A Rare Phenomenon Captured in Palanga: Some Thought It Was Mysticism
A recent optical phenomenon observed in Palanga, Lithuania, has sparked various interpretations, ranging from claims of alien spacecraft to simple explanations of meteorological optics.
The Soviet spacecraft lost on the Moon 60 years ago is reportedly found with the help of artificial intelligence
Researchers from the UK and Japan have utilized artificial intelligence to locate the Soviet Luna 9 spacecraft, which went missing nearly 60 years ago on the Moon.
Jupiter is a little smaller than previously thought, according to NASA probe data
New measurements from NASA's Juno spacecraft reveal that Jupiter is smaller than previously believed, with a newly established equatorial diameter.
Juno reveals the secret of the flames of the moon "Io", the most violent in the solar system
NASA's Juno spacecraft uncovers new insights into the volcanic activity on Io, Jupiter's moon, challenging previous scientific understandings.
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.
China successfully launched an experimental spacecraft
China has successfully launched an experimental reusable spacecraft on a Long March 2F rocket from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center.