Race for lunar energy: Russia and China launch nuclear challenge to NASA
Roscosmos and CNSA intend to build the lunar nuclear reactor without the presence of humans, with "almost ready" technological solutions. Already. Almost.
Roscosmos and CNSA intend to build the lunar nuclear reactor without the presence of humans, with "almost ready" technological solutions. Already. Almost.
The multiverse is a fascinating and debated possibility among physicists, with all its questions about the nature of reality. Here is an overview of current theories.
Recent studies suggest that Dimorphos, hit by NASA's DART probe, is 'healing', and changing its shape and surface.
J0529-4351 may munch on our Sun like a peanut, but from its distance it does something better: it gives us a unique look at the young universe.
New ESA images show how solar activity has significantly increased between 2021 and 2023: the peak is approaching.
Intuitive Machines confirms the landing of its Odysseus lander, marking a historic US return to the moon.
Von Braun's Martian landers promised to transform space exploration. But would they have been effective in the thin atmosphere of Mars?
The Radcliffe Wave, a giant stream of gas that "gives birth" to stars, undulates near the Solar System. Why?
Here's how NASA is working to predict and prevent the impact of an asteroid similar to the one that extinguished the dinosaurs.
Russian space threat revealed: anti-satellite capability under development, with no immediate security threat according to the White House.
Historic discovery thanks to the NASA SOFIA observatory: an asteroid with water on the surface found. The discovery helps study how planets originated.
ESA and NASA are collaborating to create Lisa, a space-based gravitational wave detector for cosmic exploration.
New controversial hypothesis on the expansion of the cosmos: our universe would grow by "eating" parallel universes: no dark energy
NASA says it would take a miracle to recover Voyager 1 after its malfunctions.
Recent studies suggest that the origin of the Earth, and perhaps other planets, may have had an unexpectedly flat shape.
Excavations complete, DUNE prepares to install advanced neutrino detectors, opening new frontiers in subatomic physics
New study raises concerns about the safety of vegetables grown in space, which are much more susceptible to bacteria such as salmonella.
A collaboration between the American University of Beirut and Stanford brings to light a portable woven antenna, revolutionizing space and terrestrial communications.
ESA's groundbreaking Proba-3 mission will use simulated eclipses in space to explore the solar corona and its dynamics in detail.
Based on the theory of Quantized Inertia, Quantum Drive promises propellant-free propulsion, with potentially enormous impact on space technology.
Scientists reveal water reserves on Mars capable of covering the red planet with an ocean "deep" up to 2,7 meters.