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In an era where the quest for knowledge extends beyond our terrestrial confines, SpaceForest, a pioneering aerospace venture based in Poland, is pushing the limits of our scientific and exploratory capabilities with the development of the Perun sounding rocket. Standing at 11.5 meters tall, this single-stage rocket is engineered to deliver up to 50 kg […]

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) is on the brink of a significant milestone as it gears up for the second flight of its Vulcan Centaur rocket, an event anticipated this week with immense excitement. This mission, designated Certification Flight 2 (Cert-2), is pivotal in completing Vulcan’s certification with the U.S. Space Force (USSF). Liftoff from […]

The Hera mission marks a pivotal moment in planetary defense, transforming our understanding of how to protect Earth from potential asteroid threats. Following the groundbreaking impact achieved by NASA’s DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission, Hera will meticulously survey the aftermath of this historic encounter. By analyzing the consequences of DART’s kinetic impact on Dimorphos, […]

In the cosmos, supernova remnants serve as magnificent celestial laboratories, offering profound insights into the lifecycle of stars and the birth of elements that ultimately become the building blocks of life itself. XRISM’s observations of the supernova remnant N132D have unveiled revolutionary findings that challenge long-held beliefs among astronomers. N132D, located approximately 160,000 light-years from […]

In an unprecedented move, SpaceX and NASA successfully launched the Crew-9 mission, featuring a historic configuration of only two astronauts, a contrast to the usual four-person crew. This mission marks a significant advancement in the ongoing partnership between these two space exploration giants, reflecting adaptability in the face of unforeseen circumstances. The launch took place […]

As Firefly Aerospace forges ahead in the space industry, the focus on the Medium Launch Vehicle (MLV) highlights the company’s ambition to enhance its launch capabilities significantly. The MLV, with its impressive height of 55.7 meters, dwarfs the Alpha rocket, which stands at 29.5 meters. This leap in scale reflects Firefly’s intent to tap into […]

ESA’s Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (Juice) has embarked on a journey that not only pushes the boundaries of our technological capabilities but also entices the imagination with the prospect of exploration of one of the most intriguing regions of our solar system. Since its launch on 14 April 2023, Juice has been on a meticulously […]

When we gaze upon images of the Earth from the cosmos, we unlock a narrative that transcends mere geography; we discover a tapestry woven with dynamic interactions between nature and climate. One such vivid illustration of this story unfolds in the Northern Territory of Australia, where recent flooding due to extraordinary rainfall offers a stunning […]

The International Space Station (ISS) has recently experienced a transformative period as it transitions from Expedition 71 to Expedition 72. This shift marks not only a change in crew but also a continuation of pivotal scientific endeavors and ongoing maintenance of the ISS. The past few months have been marked by record-setting durations in space, […]

On 20 September, the Copernicus Sentinel-2C satellite achieved a remarkable feat by capturing its inaugural image of the Moon, marking a significant milestone in lunar imaging. This innovative maneuver involved rolling the satellite sideways, allowing it to photograph the Moon, a method that underscores the versatility of its technological design. While the primary mission of […]