Discover the latest in space exploration, aerospace technology, and research propelling humanity into the cosmos.
Starlink's internet speeds are set to surge, with Ookla Speedtest data showing 104 Mbps in 2025 and projections of 1–2 Gbps by 2027, marking a major leap for satellite internet performance.
Discover how NASA's robotic arm team investigates Martian dust and magnetic properties during sols 4536-4538, revealing new insights into the Red Planet's surface.
Chinese scientists set a new milestone by successfully capturing a laser signal from the Tiandu-1 satellite at 130,000 km, using an advanced near-infrared lunar laser ranging system.
ESA's Biomass satellite, launched via Vega-C rocket, aims to revolutionize climate science with its unique radar capabilities, now orbiting Earth.
P-1 AI secures $23M to develop AI engineers capable of designing advanced aerospace technologies, including starships.
An all-woman Blue Origin flight highlights AI, blockchain, and autonomy, showcasing the importance of diverse leadership in shaping the future of space technology.
The James Webb Space Telescope challenges previous theories, revealing groundbreaking insights into a distant dying planet.
A British team triumphs in the Aqualunar Challenge with a groundbreaking system that purifies water from lunar ice, paving the way for sustainable lunar living.
Airbus UK's landmark $194 million contract with ESA marks a pivotal step in crafting the landing platform for the first British rover, set to explore Mars by 2030.
Explore the potential of detecting life on Europa using advanced laser technology to penetrate its icy surface and uncover hidden biosignatures.
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost makes history as the first commercial lunar lander to use GPS technology on the moon, marking a new era in space exploration.
Chinese scientists are pioneering a Mars drone that can both roll and fly, using advanced contra-rotating coaxial rotors, weighing just 10.6 ounces.
China's Shijian-25 satellite marks a breakthrough in space technology by testing orbital refueling, offering a solution to extend satellite lifespans beyond their fuel limits.
The upcoming Blue Ghost module landing marks a pivotal step towards establishing a sustainable Earth-Moon supply chain, fueling the burgeoning lunar economy.
NASA is developing a groundbreaking space telescope to study exoplanet atmospheres, enhancing our understanding of distant worlds beyond our solar system.