SpaceX on Mars: Why 2028 Is Just Pure Fantasy
While Starship continues to explode, Musk promises SpaceX to Mars by 2028. Reality says otherwise.
Can robots really build space infrastructure?
Robotics is changing space infrastructure: it will allow the construction of huge solar farms in space, and not only. Here's what's in the works.
Lunar Nuclear: Moscow and Beijing's Secret Race
China-Russia's lunar nuclear power plant will power space base for 10 years. 17 countries join project that challenges American hegemony.
Europa Exploration Robot: Successful Tests on Matanuska Glacier
Four-Legged Exploration Robot Passes Extreme Tests in Alaska: Ready to Search for Life Beneath the Ice of Jupiter's Moon with Advanced Autonomous Technology
Unknown Space Bacteria Identified on Tiangong
Niallia tiangongensis, the first space bacterium found on the Chinese space station, has adapted to life in orbit by developing unique mechanisms to survive in extreme conditions.
No, the Kosmos-482 probe did not fall on anyone's head
Kosmos-482, a Soviet probe headed to Venus in 1972, crashed into the Indian Ocean after 53 years in orbit, disproving media alarmism.
A Year Ago: The Dawns of the Century: What Did the Storm Teach Us?
Gannon's storm painted skies around the world with spectacular auroras, but it also exposed the fragilities of our digital infrastructure. A year later, farmers and satellite operators have implemented new measures, but the solar peak expected in 2025 remains an unknown.
UMa3/U1, the smallest 'dwarf' galaxy in the universe discovered
Astrophysicists in doubt: Is UMa3/U1 a star cluster or the smallest dwarf galaxy in the universe? Measurements of its velocity dispersion indicate a huge amount of dark matter.
Helium-3 Race, Interlune: First Lunar Mines by 2029
The former Blue Origin man launches Interlune: excavator ready, three missions scheduled and first customers waiting for lunar helium-3. A billion-dollar deal.
Starbase, SpaceX's City Now Has Legal Autonomy
From space base to independent city: voters (283, almost all SpaceX employees) said yes to Starbase. The mayor? A company executive.
There is a whole “population” of mini moons around the Earth
Moon fragments orbit near Earth: Second minimoon discovery suggests these objects may be much, much more common than previously thought.
An Ancient Twin Galaxy to Ours Surprises Astronomers
The James Webb Telescope has discovered Zhúlóng, an ancient twin galaxy of the Milky Way that formed just a billion years after the Big Bang, forcing scientists to rethink cosmic evolution.
A Nuclear Helicopter on Titan: NASA's Dragonfly is Official
NASA’s Dragonfly has passed a crucial test and is preparing for launch to Titan in 2028. The mission will search for signs of life on Saturn’s moon.
The End of the Universe We Won't See Coming
The most disturbing end of the universe is a false vacuum decay: an instant in which all physical laws would be rewritten without warning.
Solar Wind: A New Discovery May Warn Us About Storms
Skoltech study reveals how solar coronal holes spray high-speed solar wind, revolutionizing space weather forecasting and protecting Earth’s infrastructure.
Is There Life on K2-18b? Astronomers Drop Science Bomb
DMS and DMDS molecules in the atmosphere of exoplanet K2-18b may be the most compelling biosignature ever found.
“The Big Bang is a Lie”: The Truth of Primordial Particles
Primordial particles may have preceded the Big Bang: a revolutionary hypothesis that challenges everything we know about the origin of the cosmos.
Titan Hides Alien Life, But Don't Expect Big Numbers
Life exists on Titan, but it is rare: simulations reveal that its total mass would be equivalent to a small dog, with fewer than one cell per liter of water.
3 Russian Satellites “Give Birth” to Object in Orbit: US Anxiety
Three Russian satellites have released a mysterious object into orbit. Unusual maneuvers reignite fears of military tests.
EU, it's History: Spectrum rocket on first orbital launch
On March 24, Germany launches the Spectrum rocket from Norway: the first attempt to reach orbit from continental Europe. A historic event for the space industry of the old continent.
The Wonders of Atacama, the Telescope That “Goes” Back in Time
Atacama takes us on a journey back 99,99% of cosmic history, providing the most detailed map ever obtained of the primordial radiation of the universe.
