Space Exploration
Space exploration covers missions, research, and technology advancing humanity's understanding and presence beyond Earth.
Space exploration covers missions, research, and technology advancing humanity's understanding and presence beyond Earth.
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NASA scientists traveled to Iceland to conduct research on a rare total solar eclipse. The expedition provides researchers with a unique opportunity to study the phenomenon in the field. Coverage of the event follows the team's scientific observations.
NASA weighs more Boeing Starliner missions despite troubled test flight - WSJ
NASA is reportedly considering additional flight missions for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft, moving forward despite complications encountered during its recent crewed test flight. The evaluation suggests the space agency is reviewing ongoing operational plans for the vehicle as part of its commercial crew program.
NASA in talks for Boeing’s Starliner to handle new missions, WSJ reports
NASA is reportedly discussing future mission assignments with Boeing regarding its Starliner spacecraft. These talks follow recent operational tests and challenges faced by the vehicle. The discussions indicate potential ongoing collaboration between the space agency and the aerospace contractor.
NASA Invites Media to Albania Artemis Accords Signing Ceremony
Albania is set to become the 73rd signatory of the Artemis Accords during a formal ceremony hosted by NASA at its headquarters in Washington. NASA Deputy Administrator Matt Anderson will welcome Albanian officials for the signing event.
NASA in talks for Boeing's Starliner to handle new missions, WSJ reports
NASA is reportedly in discussions with Boeing regarding the potential use of its Starliner spacecraft for upcoming space missions. These talks follow the recent high-profile return of NASA astronauts from the International Space Station after Starliner experienced technical issues during its crewed test flight. The negotiations indicate ongoing evaluation of Boeing's vehicle for future agency transportation needs despite previous setbacks.
SpaceX to fly more NASA crews to space station under expanded $5.92 billion deal
NASA has expanded its contract with SpaceX by adding more crewed flights to the International Space Station, bringing the total value of the deal to $5.92 billion. This agreement ensures the continued transport of astronauts using SpaceX's commercial spacecraft system. The extension supports ongoing operations and research aboard the orbiting laboratory.
SpaceX to fly more NASA crews to space station under expanded $5.92 billion deal
NASA has expanded its contract with SpaceX to include additional crewed missions to the International Space Station. The updated agreement increases the total value of the space station transportation deal to nearly six billion dollars. This modification ensures continued American access to low-Earth orbit for upcoming astronaut rotations.
NASA finds 728-foot Moon crater from 2024 impact nobody saw happen
NASA has identified a 728‑foot crater on the Moon that resulted from an impact in 2024, an event that was not observed by Earth‑based or orbital instruments.
NASA says new Roman telescope's lifespan could more than double, to 22 years
NASA has announced that the operational lifespan of its upcoming Roman Space Telescope could be extended significantly beyond initial projections. Agency officials estimate the mission might now last up to 22 years, allowing for a much longer period of astronomical observation and data collection.
Drugmakers prepare for next phase of space pharmaceuticals as ISS retirement nears
Pharmaceutical companies are actively planning the future of drug manufacturing in microgravity as the impending retirement of the International Space Station approaches. Researchers are looking for alternative orbital platforms to continue experiments that benefit from the unique environment of space. Maintaining access to low Earth orbit is considered crucial for ongoing developments in medicine and materials science.
At just a gram and eight millimetres, Srikakulam researcher’s wind turbine enters International Book of Records
An independent researcher from Srikakulam has engineered an exceptionally small and lightweight wind turbine using basic materials like copper sheets and a DC motor. The miniature device, weighing only one gram, has been officially recognized by the International Book of Records. Its creator envisions practical applications for the silent turbine in fields such as space exploration and robotics.
Impulse Space's Series D round grows to $808 million as backlog expands
Impulse Space, a private space launch company, closed a Series D funding round that increased to $808 million, reflecting growth in its order backlog. The larger round signals investor confidence in the company's expansion plans.
NASA Ames Stars of the Month: September 2026
NASA Ames has announced its Science Directorate Stars of the Month for September 2026. Seven individuals were honored for their technical expertise, collaboration, and dedication to advancing the agency's mission.
The US just admitted it has space weapons. Should we be worried? | BBC News
United States officials have officially acknowledged the existence of American space-based weaponry. The disclosure raises questions regarding international security and the potential militarization of orbit.
NASA Invites Media to International Observe the Moon Night
NASA is scheduled to host an International Observe the Moon Night event at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, on Saturday, September 19. The gathering aims to celebrate lunar science and public engagement with space exploration. Attendees can participate in scheduled activities and view the Moon from 5:30 to 8 p.m. CST.
SpaceX targets first Starship orbital test on September 22
SpaceX is preparing to conduct the inaugural orbital test flight of its Starship spacecraft. The milestone mission is currently scheduled for September 22, pending necessary regulatory approvals and final technical checks.
Celebrate International Observe the Moon Night with NASA
NASA invites the public to observe the Moon again during International Observe the Moon Night, following the historic Artemis II mission that saw humans orbit the Moon for the first time in over five decades. Events across the country will include educational activities and opportunities to view the Moon with telescopes.
Guggenheim initiates York Space Systems stock with neutral rating
Guggenheim has begun coverage of York Space Systems, assigning it a neutral rating.
‘Don't turn outer space into warzone’: China slams US deployment of weapons in space
China condemned the United States for deploying weapons in space, warning that such actions could turn outer space into a warzone. The statement reflects growing tensions over space militarization between the two powers.
SpaceX's first Starfall customer is European mission integrator Space Cargo
SpaceX has announced that its first Starfall launch service customer will be the European mission integrator Space Cargo.
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