Recent observations by ESA's Swarm satellites reveal that the South Atlantic Anomaly is expanding, posing increased radiation risks to satellites and astronauts. Find out what this means for space missions and Earth's future!
A groundbreaking exosuit tested in Australia aims to improve astronaut mobility in space by using artificial muscles, potentially transforming both space travel and rehabilitation for individuals with mobility challenges.
Get ready for an incredible full moon on November 5! Learn about the moon's distance, its fascinating orbit, and the illusion that makes it appear larger. Don't miss this stunning celestial event!
Dive into the groundbreaking NOVA documentary 'Operation Space Station,' which celebrates the incredible 25-year legacy of the ISS, showcasing the triumphs and challenges faced by astronauts in space.
SpaceX has successfully launched a satellite that marks a significant step toward establishing a private space station. The Falcon 9 rocket's mission included Haven Demo, crucial for testing systems for the upcoming Haven-1. This launch sets the stage for the first standalone private space station, expected to support astronauts in 2026.
Discover the inspiring journey of Eileen Collins, the first woman to pilot and command a spacecraft. Her story of determination and courage is highlighted in the new documentary 'Spacewoman'.
On October 21, 2025, 3I/ATLAS will hide behind the Sun, raising questions about its trajectory and potential technological actions. Will we uncover its secrets in the following months?
NASA's Orion spacecraft is set to fly four astronauts around the Moon, marking humanity's first return to lunar proximity since 1972. Preparations are underway at Kennedy Space Center for the historic Artemis II mission, with a launch targeted for February 2024.
NASA is set to launch Artemis II with groundbreaking AVATAR technology, using astronaut tissue samples to assess health risks in space. This innovation could revolutionize both space exploration and personalized medicine.
Despite a U.S. government shutdown, the Expedition 73 crew aboard the ISS is conducting groundbreaking research and maintenance. From humidity control to space debris capture, they are pushing the boundaries of science in microgravity.