#space-exploration

#space-exploration

Research has revealed a new upper limit for neutrino mass at 0.45 eV and observed a planet falling into its host star.

Public curiosity about astronauts extends beyond scientific inquiry to include personal matters like bathroom habits and potential romantic relationships.

A UK startup plans to design a cosmic radio station in Moon's orbit to study early universe signals.

The first all-woman space crew is set to launch on a Blue Origin rocket.

Katy Perry, Lauren Sanchez, and Gayle King successfully completed a Blue Origin flight, marking a notable milestone for an all-female crew in space.

Blue Origin's recent launch featured six prominent women, marking an attempt to portray space travel as an influential platform for social progress.

The Blue Origin all-female crew's mission highlights the importance of representation in STEM and encourages future generations of women to pursue space exploration.

Mae Jemison emphasized the importance of inclusive language and perspectives in space exploration.

NASA's science budget could be slashed significantly, jeopardizing crucial missions and scientific advancements.

NASA astronauts faced a critical decision when four thrusters failed on Starliner, risking their safe arrival at the International Space Station.

The James Webb Space Telescope is revolutionizing our knowledge of the universe but faces potential budget cuts that could impact its future operations.

The team behind the James Webb Space Telescope received the Simon Ramo Medal for their exceptional achievement in engineering and science.

NASA's withdrawal from ExoMars led to increased Russian involvement, but geopolitical tensions forced a shift back towards collaboration with the U.S.

NASA's science budget may face nearly 50% cuts, which could severely impact space missions and programs.

The Trump administration is determined to pursue the settlement of Mars as part of America's Manifest Destiny.

Residents on Mars can now focus on enjoyment thanks to new technology that handles daily chores.

Meteorites capture human fascination by bridging the gap between Earth and the cosmos, revealing both adventure and scientific insight.

Rabea Rogge makes history as the first German woman in space, contributing to significant scientific research.

The discovery of nearly 6,000 confirmed exoplanets signifies a major shift in astronomy.

Emerging telescope technology will enable direct imaging of Earth-like planets, raising possibilities for extraterrestrial life.

WR 104's tilted orbit means Earth will likely be safe from its eventual gamma ray burst.

GAIA telescope helps detect exoplanets by observing the 'wiggle' of stars caused by planetary gravitational tugs.

The discovery of exoplanets has a complex history, with claims dating back to 1917, challenging the accepted timeline of astronomical advancements.

The definition of a moon is complex and varies widely among celestial bodies due to advancements in astronomical discovery.

Astronauts faced critical thruster failure during a mission, leading to a near-loss of control while approaching the International Space Station.

Astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will give their first post-return interview after nine months aboard the ISS.

The 'EARTH to SPACE' festival explores the interconnection between space exploration and sustainable solutions for life on Earth.

The EARTH to SPACE Festival combines art, architecture, and science to explore lunar and Martian habitats through exhibits and interactive installations from March 28 to April 20, 2025.

A historic space mission took place, becoming the first to fly in polar orbit with humans aboard.

Rabea Rogge made history as the first German woman in space, flying on a SpaceX mission over Earth's polar regions.

Musk remains committed to completing the Starship program despite numerous test failures.

The perception of success and failure in rocket launches is increasingly blurred by companies in the New Space sector.

Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket made historical European spaceflight advancements despite its crash shortly after launch.

Isar Aerospace's first Spectrum rocket test flight ended in failure, but provided valuable data for future launches.

Isar Aerospace's rocket launch in Norway ended dramatically with an explosion, but vital data was collected for future missions.

Isar Aerospace aims to launch the first rocket from European soil with its Spectrum rocket, changing satellite deployment dynamics.

Isar Aerospace's initial test of the Spectrum rocket ended in explosion shortly after launch, highlighting challenges in commercial spaceflight.