
Copernical Team
Sussex research takes us a step closer to sustaining human life on Mars

SpaceX and Intuitive Machines set revised launch window for IM-1 lunar mission

Recent volcanism on Mars reveals a planet more active than previously thought

Hera's wings of power

Rocker-Bogie Around the Marsmas Sea: Sols 4041-4042

Zhurong Rover Unveils Ancient Polygonal Terrain Under Mars' Utopia Planitia

Virgin Galactic sets January 2024 for 11th mission

NASA Outlines Future Strategy for Post-ISS Microgravity Research Labs in LEO

NASA's 3D-printed Rotating Detonation Rocket Engine Test a Success

Mighty MURI brings the heat to test new longwave infrared radiometer

NASA's new Multiband Uncooled Radiometer Instrument (MURI) features a novel bolometer that detects infrared radiation without a cryogenic cooler, greatly reducing the cost and complexity of dispatching infrared radiometers into low-Earth orbit.
First-light data from NASA's new Multiband Uncooled Radiometer Instrument (MURI) shows its novel, uncooled microbolometer is operational, setting the stage for future space missions dedicated to observing Earth's surface temperature with a cost-effective instrument.