During the Covid-19 pandemic, a notable reduction in vehicles on the road and flights in the air led to a temporary improvement in air quality, with lower levels of pollutants like nitrogen dioxide. However, an unexpected rise in methane levels was observed during this period, followed by a subsequent decline. New research has shed light […]

The start of 2026 has presented challenges for China’s space program, with two failures reported in its first six launch attempts. However, the year is anticipated to be a transformative one for the nation’s aerospace efforts. A variety of new launch vehicles, including several designed for reusability, are set to make their debut, and there […]

Northrop Grumman announced the successful testing of its Bombardment Attack Missile Motor 29! 2.0, or BAMM29! 2.0, solid rocket motor at its Promontory, Utah facility. The testing marks a significant milestone for the aerospace and defense contractor, reflecting an innovative approach to rapid development and manufacturing in the industry. The BAMM29! 2.0 was developed in […]

Recent images captured by the European Space Agency’s Mars Express satellite provide a stunning glimpse into the rugged terrain of Mars, particularly the planet’s southern highlands. The satellite has produced detailed visuals of various geographical features, including a striking orbit around the Flaugergues Crater. This crater, located within this highland region, showcases the complex geology […]

Following the recent setback of Booster 18 during a pressure assessment, SpaceX has made significant strides in its Starship Program by successfully stacking Booster 19, which sets a new operational record for the initiative. Over the weekend, the company transported Booster 19 to its Masseys facility for cryogenic proof testing, marking an important step towards […]

The European Space Agency (ESA) is setting its sights on fostering sustainability within the rapidly evolving landscape of space exploration. This endeavor, however, is not solely focused on our planet, but spans three crucial environments: Earth, its orbit, and the vast expanses of the Moon and beyond. Grounded in its dedication to ecological mindfulness, ESA […]

The Artemis II mission is currently facing delays in completing its Wet Dress Rehearsal (WDR) after experiencing multiple setbacks during the terminal countdown on Monday. An initial hydrogen leak emerged early in the process, followed by an extended hold caused by additional tasks required by the closeout team. With the launch window narrowing, the Space […]

The European Space Agency (ESA) is now accepting applications for its 2026 Graduate Trainee program, inviting individuals with academic backgrounds in engineering, science, information technology, or business to pursue opportunities at the forefront of space exploration. This program provides a unique chance for candidates to engage with leading experts and contribute to groundbreaking space missions […]

NASA is currently training its latest group of astronaut candidates at the Johnson Space Center in Texas. This extensive training program, spanning almost two years, commenced in September and includes four men and six women selected as part of Astronaut Group 24. Among the candidates is Anna Menon, who previously participated in the SpaceX Polaris […]

The Federal Aviation Administration has made significant progress in its environmental review of SpaceX’s Starship operations at Launch Complex 39A, located at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. An overview released on Friday outlines advancements ahead of the expected release of the Final Environmental Impact Statement, which is anticipated shortly. This update follows a Draft […]