Empyreum, Italy’s new satellite platform for the constellation era
Tuesday, 27 May 2025 10:38
At SmallSat Europe 2025 in Amsterdam, Italy’s SITAEL unveiled Empyreum, its next-generation small satellite platform equipped with the company’s proprietary Spark electric propulsion system.
ESA and UN harness space data for sustainable development
Tuesday, 27 May 2025 08:27
ESA and UN harness space data for sustainable development
SpaceX set for next Starship launch after fiery failures
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Webb glimpses the distant past
Tuesday, 27 May 2025 07:00
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A glimpse of the distant past by Webb How to resolve conflicts over lunar resources
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About YPSat-2
Monday, 26 May 2025 14:41
When ESA’s Space Rider launches for its inaugural flight, it will carry more than scientific experiments. It will carry the bold vision of ESA’s emerging generation. Developed entirely by young professionals across the Agency, YPSat-2 is the latest mission of the Young Professionals Satellite Programme. On board is the payload Angiology in Microgravity (AIM), an innovative experiment that dives into the critical field of space medicine, studying blood flow dynamics in microgravity and its potential risks to astronaut health. From conception to construction, AIM is not only science in action, but also a hands-on mission integrating
Media invitation: register for Living Planet Symposium 2025
Monday, 26 May 2025 12:30
Media invitation: register for Living Planet Symposium 2025
FAA OK's SpaceX to launch Starship again after last flight's destruction
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Mission-ready communications: enhancing defense capabilities with multi-orbit, multi-network systems
Monday, 26 May 2025 12:00
With the rapid integration of emerging technologies, today’s defense landscape is more interconnected and complex than ever before.
SES selects Helios kick stage from Impulse for direct-to-orbit satellite missions
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
Impulse Space and SES have entered a multi-launch agreement to utilize the Helios kick stage for direct satellite transfers from Low Earth Orbit (LEO) to Geostationary (GEO) and Medium Earth Orbits (MEO), significantly reducing orbital transit time to just hours.
The inaugural mission, slated for 2027, will see Helios transporting a 4-ton-class payload directly to GEO within eight hours af Rocket Lab to deploy BlackSky Gen3 satellite on next Electron launch
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
Rocket Lab USA has announced it will launch the next BlackSky Gen-3 satellite as part of its continued partnership with the real-time space-based intelligence company. The mission, named "Full Stream Ahead," is scheduled to lift off from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand during a window opening May 28, 2025 (UTC).
This upcoming flight marks the second of four planned Electron missions this y Numerical models uncover how barred olivine crystals formed in ancient meteorites
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
Researchers from Nagoya City University and Tohoku University have successfully simulated the formation of barred olivine, a rare mineral texture found in chondrules-small spherical particles within meteorites dating back to the early solar system. Unlike textures in Earth rocks, barred olivine is unique to these primordial materials.
Led by Associate Professor Hitoshi Miura, the team used Gold and precious metals traced to Earth's core in Hawaiian lava
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
Researchers at the University of Gottingen have uncovered evidence that material from Earth's core, including gold and other precious metals, is leaking into the planet's upper layers. Their study, published in Nature, reports the detection of the rare isotope 100Ru (ruthenium) in volcanic rocks from Hawaii, indicating that the samples originated from deep within the core-mantle boundary, around Titan atmosphere wobbles like a gyroscope revealing seasonal shifts
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
The unusual motion of Titan's atmosphere has been uncovered by scientists at the University of Bristol using data from NASA's Cassini-Huygens mission. Their research shows that Saturn's largest moon possesses an atmosphere that doesn't rotate in sync with its surface but instead exhibits a wobble resembling a gyroscope.
Through 13 years of thermal infrared measurements from the Cassini spa Photon control breakthrough at ultra-low temperatures advances quantum technology
Monday, 26 May 2025 10:49
Scientists at Paderborn University have set a new benchmark in quantum photonics by demonstrating the fastest control yet of individual photons in a cryogenic circuit. Their achievement marks a significant leap for quantum communication, simulation, and information processing by enabling real-time manipulation of single light particles at temperatures near absolute zero.
The research team