
Copernical Team
SDA taps GMV to build Space Safety Portal for next era of spaceflight safety

Infinite Orbits secures multiple GEO launches with Impulse Space

Kinetica 2 rocket on track for inaugural mission in 2025

China deploys Yaogan 45 satellite on Long March 7A rocket

Beijing company sets new thrust record in rocket engine test

ESA and Honeywell set for quantum data protection from space

The European Space Agency (ESA) and Honeywell move to the next phase of a project that will provide satellite-based quantum key distribution. The project, called QKDSat, will enable protection of critical infrastructures, such as power plants, water management systems, hospitals and banks from cyberattacks.
Partial solar eclipse at the bottom of the world closes out the year's sun and moon spectacles
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A rover to mine Martian volcanoes
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The most accurate 3D map of stellar nurseries in the Milky Way

Scientists created the most accurate three-dimensional map of star-formation regions in our Milky Way galaxy, based on data from the European Space Agency’s Gaia space telescope. This map will teach us more about these obscure cloudy areas, and the hot young stars that shape them.
It is notoriously difficult to map and study regions in space where stars form because they are usually hidden from view by thick clouds of gas and dust, whose distances cannot be directly measured.
Gaia can’t see these clouds directly, but it can measure stellar positions and the so-called ‘extinction’ of stars. This means
Moon geology lessons for Artemis

Cindy Evans, Artemis lead for geology training, and Juliane Gross, Artemis sample curation lead, joined the PANGAEA training in the Lofoten islands, Norway, in july 2025.
From microscopic cosmic dust particles to Apollo-era Moon rocks, these geology nerds take extra care in how samples are handled, documented and stored. They lead geology training and sample curation for Artemis III, the next mission to return humans to the Moon.
Here is what Cindy and Juliane told us after exploring with the PANGAEA crew one of the few locations in the world that shares geological features with the lunar highlands.
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