Long-term moon mission safety depends on sturdy infrastructure
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 14:43
Heavier smallsats weigh down market forecasts
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 14:00
Firefly signs multi-launch agreement with L3Harris
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 12:00
In the West, ties between space and defense are strengthening
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 12:00
Little Place Labs and Loft Orbital to test analytics in orbit
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 12:00
Oxford Space Systems shares Yagi antenna deployment
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 11:00
NASA delays Crew-9 launch as it grapples with Starliner problems
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 09:24
Take a trip to Mars’s largest lake
Wednesday, 07 August 2024 08:00
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Mars once hosted a lake larger than any on Earth. The broken-down and dried-up remnants of this ancient lakebed are shown here in amazing detail by ESA’s Mars Express.
NASA delays next crew launch to buy more time at the space station for Boeing's troubled capsule
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NASA is delaying its next astronaut launch to buy more time at the International Space Station for Boeing's troubled new crew capsule.
Dcubed raises 4.4 million euros for in-space manufacturing
Tuesday, 06 August 2024 22:05
Russian space agency says break with West cost $2.1 bn
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Moscow (AFP) Aug 5, 2024
Russia's space agency on Monday said the break with the West following Russia's offensive in Ukraine had cost it nearly 180 billion rubles ($2.1 billion).
As part of sanctions against Moscow following the start of Russia's campaign, Western countries broke off partnerships with Roscosmos in the space sector.
"The termination of contracts by unfriendly countries cost Roscosmos 180 billion
Russia's space agency on Monday said the break with the West following Russia's offensive in Ukraine had cost it nearly 180 billion rubles ($2.1 billion).
As part of sanctions against Moscow following the start of Russia's campaign, Western countries broke off partnerships with Roscosmos in the space sector.
"The termination of contracts by unfriendly countries cost Roscosmos 180 billion Venus Geological Features Mirror Early Earth's Continent Formation
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Sydney, Australia (SPX) Aug 06, 2024
New research suggests that Venus, often considered Earth's hostile twin, may share a geological history with our planet.
Scientists have identified that Venus' extensive plateaus, called tesserae, might have formed through processes similar to those that created Earth's earliest continents billions of years ago.
Led by Associate Professor Fabio Capitanio from the Monash University Sc
New research suggests that Venus, often considered Earth's hostile twin, may share a geological history with our planet.
Scientists have identified that Venus' extensive plateaus, called tesserae, might have formed through processes similar to those that created Earth's earliest continents billions of years ago.
Led by Associate Professor Fabio Capitanio from the Monash University Sc Study Highlights Potential Dangers to Habitable Planets Around Red Dwarfs
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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Aug 06, 2024
A significant study has revealed that red dwarf stars can produce stellar flares with far-ultraviolet (far-UV) radiation levels much higher than previously thought. This discovery indicates that the intense UV radiation from these flares could considerably affect the habitability of planets orbiting red dwarf stars. This research, led by current and former astronomers from the University of Hawa
A significant study has revealed that red dwarf stars can produce stellar flares with far-ultraviolet (far-UV) radiation levels much higher than previously thought. This discovery indicates that the intense UV radiation from these flares could considerably affect the habitability of planets orbiting red dwarf stars. This research, led by current and former astronomers from the University of Hawa Ascending Node Technologies Releases Innovative Spaceline Visualization Software
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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Aug 06, 2024
Ascending Node Technologies (ANT), a leader in collaborative mission management solutions, has announced the launch of its Spaceline 3D mission visualization software. This software supports continuous flight planning simulations for NASA's $20 million Aspera small-sat UV astrophysics mission, set to explore nearby galaxies from low Earth orbit beginning in 2026.
Spaceline is an affordable
Ascending Node Technologies (ANT), a leader in collaborative mission management solutions, has announced the launch of its Spaceline 3D mission visualization software. This software supports continuous flight planning simulations for NASA's $20 million Aspera small-sat UV astrophysics mission, set to explore nearby galaxies from low Earth orbit beginning in 2026.
Spaceline is an affordable Magdrive to Test New Propulsion System with D-Orbit Collaboration
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Los Angeles CA (SPX) Aug 06, 2024
Magdrive, a startup specializing in advanced electrical propulsion systems, has announced a partnership with D-Orbit, a leader in space logistics, to test the Magdrive Rogue propulsion thruster. The in-orbit demonstration mission is scheduled for June 2025 and was unveiled at the Small Satellite Conference in Logan, Utah.
"We are very excited to show the industry the potential of our Magdr
Magdrive, a startup specializing in advanced electrical propulsion systems, has announced a partnership with D-Orbit, a leader in space logistics, to test the Magdrive Rogue propulsion thruster. The in-orbit demonstration mission is scheduled for June 2025 and was unveiled at the Small Satellite Conference in Logan, Utah.
"We are very excited to show the industry the potential of our Magdr