The latest information on spaceships, satellites, the International Space Station, astronauts and space travel.
First Asteroid Sample has Landed
NASA’s first Asteroid sample has landed. Osiris-Rex sample return capsule lands in the Utah Desert.
Rare view of New Zealand from the Space Station
Rare view of New Zealand from the Space Station captured by Expedition 69 Flight Engineer Jasmin Moghbeli, with its snow-capped Southern Alps mountain range pictured
SpinLaunch- New Technology in Space Travel
SpinLaunch- new technology in space travel, a new form of design that is trying to send items into space with an innovative new method.
Building a Telescope on the Moon
A detailed NASA plan on how to build a giant Telescope on the Moon.
‘Astronaut’ Moonikin Campos goes sledding
In this image, ‘Astronaut’ Moonikin Campos, a manikin that flew on the Artemis I flight test beyond the Moon, enjoys a quiet moment during acceleration
First Nuclear-Powered Spaceship will take off by 2027
The first Nuclear-Powered Spaceship that could send humans to Mars quicker than today’s rocket powered, will take off by 2027.
NASA Partners with American Companies for Moon Exploration
NASA partners with 11 American Companies on key Moon exploration tech, by developing technologies that could support long-term exploration of Lunar-based astronauts and in space
54-year-old Lunar Selfie
A photograph of Buzz Aldrin standing on the Moon taken by Neil Armstrong in July 1969, was digitally reversed to create this lunar selfie.
3D-Printed Bend-Based Mechanism
This 3D-Printed bend-based mechanism might look like some bizarre alien artwork but this is actually a frictionless gear mechanism.
Space-Based Solar Power for Lunar Base
Space-Based Solar Power, which can gather the unlimited sunlight available in space, can also work for the Moon.
Pulsar Direct Fusion Drive
The Pulsar Direct Fusion Drive is designed to produce both thrust and electric power for interplanetary spacecraft.
3 Countries join forces for Martian Moon Rover Mission
MMX mission signed by JAXA, CNES, and DLR. Germany, France, and Japan to collaborate for the Martian moon rover mission.
