Tag: space-exploration
Deployment of Russia’s New Orbital Station Delayed Until 2028
Russia’s plan to deploy its new orbital station, seen as a national pride project, is now postponed to 2028 amid development delays.
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Axiom Space’s New AxEMU Spacesuit Clears Factory Testing for NASA’s Artemis III Moon Mission
The AxEMU spacesuit designed by Axiom Space has passed factory acceptance tests, ready for NASA’s Artemis III moon landing mission.
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New Study Reveals Mars Was Warm and Wet Billions of Years Ago
Recent research suggests Mars had a warm and wet climate billions of years ago, challenging earlier ideas of a frozen planet.
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International Crew Returns to Fully Staffed International Space Station After Emergency Evacuation
The International Space Station is back at full crew capacity following the arrival of the Crew Dragon spacecraft with four astronauts after January’s emergency evacuation.
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Jeff Bezos Suggests Blue Origin Will Surpass SpaceX in Upcoming Lunar Competition
Jeff Bezos signals confidence that Blue Origin will outpace SpaceX in the new NASA lunar program, adding fuel to their space rivalry.
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NASA’s Artemis II SLS Rocket Faces Fueling Setback Ahead of Lunar Mission
NASA’s Artemis II mission faces delays after the SLS rocket failed to fuel properly during a critical test due to hydrogen leaks.
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SpaceX and NASA Launch Crew-12 Mission to International Space Station
SpaceX and NASA’s Crew-12 mission successfully launched to the International Space Station on February 13, 2026.
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Astronomers Identify Unprecedented Black Hole Formation Without Supernova Explosion
Scientists have traced a rare case of a black hole forming without the usual explosive supernova, using data from NASA’s NEOWISE and other observatories.
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NASA Curiosity Finds Ancient Alkanes on Mars Suggesting Possible Past Life
NASA’s Curiosity rover discovered long-chain alkanes in Gale Crater clay, hinting at possible biological origins millions of years ago on Mars.
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Scientists Renew Search for Luna 9, First Spacecraft to Soft-Land on the Moon 60 Years Ago
Sixty years after Luna 9’s historic soft landing on the Moon, researchers are attempting to relocate the spacecraft on the lunar surface.
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Decades-Old Magellan Mission Data Reveals Massive Underground Tunnel on Venus
Archival radar data from NASA’s Magellan mission uncovers an extensive subterranean tunnel stretching tens of kilometers beneath Venus’s surface.
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New Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs About Origins of Runaway Stars
A recent large-scale study redefines the understanding of runaway stars, shaking up previous theories about their origins and behaviors.
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