Tag: space-exploration

NASA’s Perseverance Rover Completes Nearly Half-Kilometer Drive on Mars Using AI Navigation

NASA’s Perseverance rover recently completed its first AI-driven drives on Mars, covering nearly half a kilometer autonomously in the Jezero Crater.

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NASA and Axiom Space Announce Fifth Commercial Space Tourism Mission to ISS in 2027

NASA and Axiom Space will launch a private space tourism mission to the ISS in early 2027, marking their fifth joint commercial flight.

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SpaceX Reports $8 Billion Profit in 2025, IPO Valuation Could Reach $1.5 Trillion

SpaceX closed 2025 with an $8 billion profit and $15–16 billion in revenue, positioning for a potential IPO valued up to $1.5 trillion.

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Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism Program to Focus on Lunar Mission

Blue Origin will halt its space tourism flights for at least two years to prioritize preparations for upcoming lunar missions.

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Astronomers Discover Earth-Like Exoplanet With Significantly Colder Climate

A newly found exoplanet resembles Earth in size and orbit but has a much colder climate, colder on average than Mars.

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Crew-12 Enters Quarantine Ahead of Accelerated Launch to Sparse ISS Crew

Crew-12 has begun a mandatory quarantine ahead of an expedited launch to the International Space Station, now with a reduced crew onboard.

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NASA Conducts First Test in Over 60 Years of Nuclear Rocket Engine Prototype

NASA has revived nuclear rocket engine testing with a new prototype, potentially enabling faster, longer space missions with enhanced capabilities.

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NASA’s Juno Probe Measures Ice Shell Thickness on Jupiter’s Moon Europa

Juno’s recent flyby of Europa offers precise data on its ice shell thickness, guiding future searches for life beneath the surface ocean.

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