Tag: space
ULA’s Vulcan Centaur Faces Anomaly During Fourth Launch but Completes Mission
United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan Centaur rocket encountered an engine anomaly at liftoff but successfully fulfilled its mission despite unusual flight disturbances.
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Europe Successfully Launches Ariane 64, Its Most Powerful Rocket to Date
Europe deployed its most powerful rocket, Ariane 64, featuring four solid rocket boosters, in its maiden commercial mission.
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Study Suggests Earth’s Core Holds Vast Amount of Hydrogen, Challenging Cometary Water Origin Theory
New research reveals the Earth’s core may contain hydrogen equivalent to 45 oceans, casting doubt on the cometary hypothesis for our planet’s water origin.
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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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SpaceX Moves to Establish Orbital Data Centers for AI Computing
SpaceX is recruiting experts to develop orbital data centers, aiming to transform space into a key hub for AI processing power.
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SpaceX Resumes Testing of Starship Mega Rocket, New Flight Approaching
SpaceX has restarted tests on its Starship mega rocket, bringing a new flight mission closer after recent setbacks with earlier versions.
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NASA Allows Astronauts to Bring Smartphones on Artemis II Lunar Mission
For the first time, NASA astronauts are permitted to take smartphones into space, enhancing capabilities for capturing images on the Artemis II lunar mission.
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NASA’s Juno Probe Refines Jupiter’s Size Measurements
NASA’s Juno mission provides updated, slightly smaller measurements of Jupiter, enhancing models of its core and atmosphere.
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SpaceX Plans Major Expansion of Starlink Service Ahead of IPO
SpaceX aims to grow Starlink with new satellite AI devices, smartphone internet, and space situational awareness services before its upcoming IPO.
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Astronomers Witness Unprecedented Jet from Black Hole Feeding on Torn Star
A black hole has produced the most powerful relativistic jet observed, fueled by a star it shredded, with activity intensifying since 2018.
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SpaceX Challenges Amazon’s Request for Extended Launch Timeline on Satellite Network
SpaceX contests Amazon’s petition to the FCC for extended deadlines on launching its Project Kuiper satellites, highlighting competitive concerns.
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Complex Sulfur Compound Detected in Interstellar Space, Offering Clues to Cosmic Origins of Organic Matter
Scientists have identified a complex sulfur compound in interstellar space for the first time, shedding light on the cosmic origins of organic molecules.
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