China Is Reinforcing Its Space Station Against Potential Impacts Following the Explosion of a Russian Satellite
SpaceEven a tiny fragment traveling at 17,400 mph could have devastating effects.
Read more »Even a tiny fragment traveling at 17,400 mph could have devastating effects.
Read more »High temperatures of 1,600 degrees Fahrenheit and speeds of 5,000 mph make this the “hot Jupiter” nearest to Earth.
Read more »Until now, scientists thought they were the effect of solar storms or violent volcanic eruptions.
Read more »Roscosmos, the Russian space agency, plans to launch the first module by the end of 2027.
Read more »Unlike SpaceX’s rockets, Ariane 6 isn’t reusable. However, it symbolizes Europe’s declaration of independence in space exploration.
Read more »Its 5,000 mile-per-hour winds cause molten-rock showers.
Read more »An accidental launch moved up the debut flight of China’s Tianlong 3 rocket.
Read more »The samples brought back to Earth by the Chinese Chang’e-5 probe confirm the presence of pure carbon on the Moon.
Read more »During solar maximum years, polar mesospheric clouds shouldn’t be visible, but we can't stop seeing them.
Read more »If it had collided with Earth, the resulting explosion would’ve been 10 to 20 times more powerful than the majority of hydrogen bombs.
Read more »OSIRIS-REx is one of the most ambitious space missions in recent years.
Read more »The three crews sought refuge in their return spacecraft, including Boeing’s Starliner.
Read more »The Perseverance rover has already deposited 24 sample tubes in the Martian soil for a future return mission.
Read more »The ISS, which has been operated by five space agencies since 1998, is experiencing material fatigue.
Read more »The launcher that successfully put the French-Chinese SVOM satellite into orbit crashed into a mountain in the Sichuan province just minutes after its deployment.
Read more »This is the first time NASA has been sued over the damages caused by its space junk.
Read more »The ADRAS-J satellite aims to approach, inspect, and remove space debris.
Read more »In December 2019, a previously unremarkable, distant galaxy began to glow brightly. Astronomers now understand why.
Read more »The James Webb Space Telescope has once again surprised astronomers with the depth of its observations.
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