Tag: space technology
NASA Approves Launch of European Rosalind Franklin Rover on SpaceX Mars Mission
NASA has greenlit the launch of the European Rosalind Franklin rover on a SpaceX mission, marking Europe’s first rover deployment to Mars.
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Starlink User Base More Than Doubles Amid Rapid Global Expansion
Starlink sees a significant surge in user numbers and app downloads worldwide, highlighting strong momentum ahead of its planned public offering.
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Blue Origin Conducts Static Fire Test of New Glenn Ahead of First Reflight
Blue Origin completed a static fire test of its New Glenn rocket, preparing for the vehicle’s inaugural reuse launch scheduled for Sunday.
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Blue Origin Achieves Breakthrough in Extracting Breathable Oxygen from Lunar Soil
Blue Origin has successfully extracted breathable oxygen from simulated lunar soil using its Air Pioneer reactor, marking a milestone for lunar base sustainability.
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Cygnus XL Cargo Ship Set to Deliver Nearly 5 Tons of Supplies to the ISS
NASA prepares to launch the upgraded Cygnus XL spacecraft carrying almost 5 tons of cargo to the International Space Station.
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NASA’s Artemis II Mission Concludes as Orion Capsule Returns to Earth
NASA’s Artemis II spacecraft completed its lunar flyby and safely splashed down near San Diego after over nine days in space.
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SpaceX Begins Installing Equipment at New Chip Packaging Facility in Texas
SpaceX starts installing equipment at its Texas chip packaging plant, aiming to begin operations by the end of the year.
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Rostec Develops New Rocket Engine for Ultrathin Voronezh Launch Vehicle
Rostec begins work on the NK-3 liquid rocket engine, designed to power the ultralight Voronezh launch vehicle with 4.5-ton thrust.
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NASA and Roscosmos Extend Service Life of ISS’s Oldest Module to 2032
NASA and Roscosmos will keep the ISS’s oldest Functional Cargo Block module operational through 2032, along with extending the Zvezda module’s service life.
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Russian Researchers Develop Safe Solid-Fuel Rocket Engine for Nanosatellites Usable in Schools
Russian scientists have created a household-safe rocket engine using solid water for nanosatellites, enabling educational satellite projects in schools.
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Russia Plans Full Deployment of Its Orbital Station by 2034
Russia aims to complete the full configuration of its new orbital station in space by 2034, according to a leading project official.
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Artemis II Crew Captures Unique Total Solar Eclipse from Lunar Orbit
During its mission beyond the Moon, Artemis II crew captured a rare total solar eclipse lasting nearly an hour from space.
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