
Copernical Team
NASA Revamps Contracts with Blue Origin and Starlab for LEO Station Projects Post-ISS Era

Private US lunar lander facing failure after 'critical loss' of fuel

ESA wows visitors with state-of-the-art exhibition in Paris HQ

Visitors to ESA’s cutting-edge visitor centre are being captivated by virtual reality trips to the International Space Station, interactions with a globe showing Earth from space, and displays of astronaut suits, launchers and ESA memorabilia – before getting the chance to buy a souvenir from the ESA space shop.
India's Sun probe reaches solar orbit

Researchers reveal true colors of Neptune, Uranus

Navajo Nation opposes plans to send human remains to the moon

Rocket carrying American lunar lander arrives at launchpad

SpaceX sues to stop US hearing over fired workers

XRISM's first views signal shake-up for X-ray astronomy

Invisible to our eyes, X-rays emitted by the hot gas that fills much of the Universe can shed light on many cosmic mysteries. The 'first light' observations of this gas by JAXA’s X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) are now ready. They demonstrate that the mission will play a big role in unveiling the evolution of the Universe and the structure of spacetime.
So near, or so far?
