Starliner Capsule to Fly Cargo, Not Crew
NASA and Boeing adjust plans after technical setbacks Boeing and NASA have decided that the company’s next Starliner (pictured) mission...
Space exploration
Canada Boosts ESA Funding Tenfold
Investment aims to strengthen EU ties and space technology Canada has announced a major increase in its funding for the...
NASA to Release New Images of 3I/ATLAS
Interstellar comet older than the solar system draws global attention It is third interstellar object seen visiting solar system 3I/ATLAS...
China Faces Challenge After Damaged Spacecraft Incident
Shenzhou-20 left at Tiangong as astronauts return on backup vessel Three Chinese astronauts returned to Earth last week after their...
Blue Origin’s New Glenn Sends NASA Orbiters to Mars
Successful launch marks milestone for reusable rocket technology Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral Space Force...
Scientists Record Earliest Stage of Supernova Blast
Star's explosion exhibited a distinctive olive-like shape The doomed star was 15 times more massive than the sun It was...
Scientists Capture Earliest Moments of Supernova Blast
New observations reveal unexpected olive-shaped explosion Astronomers have, for the first time, directly observed the earliest stage of a supernova,...
Record-Breaking Black Hole Flare Offers New Cosmic Insights
A distant supermassive black hole emits light of 10 trillion suns Astronomers have identified the brightest flare ever recorded from...
ISS Celebrates 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence
A quarter-century of life in orbit highlights achievements, challenges, and the future of space habitation. This weekend marks a historic...
Gamma-Ray Glow May Offer Clues to Dark Matter
A new study finds that excess gamma rays near the Milky Way’s center could stem from dark matter collisions or...
