A SpaceX Starlink satellite has broken apart in orbit, creating tens of objects and raising fresh questions about satellite safety
Chinese researchers have introduced a new way to navigate without relying on traditional GPS signals. The system, described as ‘lighthouses
Los Alamos National Laboratory researchers propose using fiber‑optic cables on the moon to detect moonquakes. The lightweight cables, laid by a rover, could replace traditional seismometers and provide thousands of sensing points. The technology would help NASA’s Artemis program choose safer base locations and protect infrastructure from lunar tremors.
The US Space Force has demonstrated a major leap in rapid space operations by cutting satellite launch preparation time from
China’s Hukeda-2 satellite has successfully tested an advanced robotic arm for in-orbit refuelling, marking a key step in extending satellite
A new satellite built in Britain is set to change how the world observes Earth’s activity. The satellite, named HotSat-2,
A new study reveals that Jupiter generates lightning far more powerful than anything ever recorded on Earth, offering fresh insights
The growing race to dominate space is raising fresh concerns on Earth. Scientists are now warning that SpaceX could significantly
NASA’s Artemis II rocket returned to the launch pad in Florida ahead of the next crewed lunar mission. The powerful
As NASA prepares to retire the International Space Station (ISS) by 2030, a new era of commercial space stations and
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