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Yesterday, a team of CNES, ESA, Arianespace, and ArianeGroup personnel at Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, completed a full-scale wet rehearsal of the new Ariane 6 rocket. The goal of this rehearsal was to increase the robustness of the launch system and test emergency safety procedures. The test lasted over 30 hours, with three […]

In the world of space exploration, the week of October 23-30 is set to be an exciting one for low-Earth orbit (LEO). Multiple launches are scheduled, with most of them heading to existing constellations. China and SpaceX are the key players in this eventful week. China is kicking off the week with two launches. The […]

In a groundbreaking interview, Dr. James Lacatski, a renowned rocket scientist who previously led a government investigation into Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), made an astonishing revelation. Lacatski confirmed that the United States government not only possesses a mysterious aircraft of unknown origin, but also has unrestricted access to explore its enigmatic interior. This revelation has […]

Scientists Solve Mystery Behind Marsquake A team of international scientists has successfully determined the cause of the largest seismic event ever recorded on Mars. This seismic event, also known as a Marsquake, occurred on May 4, 2022, and was observed by NASA’s InSight Mars lander. After ruling out a meteor impact, the team concluded that […]

The International Space Station (ISS) has been facing a series of challenges in recent months, but the crew of Expedition 70 is determined to overcome them. After two crew handovers and technical issues such as a seized-up rotary joint and a coolant leak, the crew is now preparing for upcoming spacewalks. Let’s take a closer […]

In a world where an asteroid impact is not a matter of “if” but “when,” the European Space Agency (ESA) is taking proactive steps to protect our planet. With the world’s first test of asteroid deflection, the ESA’s Hera mission aims to study the aftermath of a successful deflection carried out by NASA’s DART spacecraft […]

In a dramatic turn of events, the iconic Apollo-era Saturn IB rocket has fallen to the ground at the Ardmore Welcome Center in Elkmont, Alabama. The rocket’s corroded metal skin gave way, causing it to collapse during its final minutes of being laid down. The incident confirmed the concerns of officials at NASA’s Marshall Space […]

China has recently revealed its updated roadmap for lunar and deep space exploration missions at the 74th International Astronautical Congress. The focus is on the Chang’e lunar exploration program, with missions planned for the next seven years. The sixth mission, Chang’e 6, is scheduled for 2024 and will be China’s second robotic sample return mission […]

In a groundbreaking move, the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex has unveiled the “Kennedy Entry Experience,” a 3,000-square-foot video wall that offers guests a glimpse into the history and future of space exploration. This mesmerizing display takes visitors on a six-minute journey through the first 60 years of the U.S. space program, showcasing the remarkable […]

SpaceX and India are gearing up for a busy period in spaceflight with multiple missions scheduled. SpaceX is planning to launch three Falcon 9 rockets carrying Starlink payloads, while India is preparing for the first test flight of its Gaganyaan crew-capable spacecraft. The first Falcon 9 mission, called Starlink 6-23, is set to launch from […]