Trikarenos is a RISC-V chip for miniaturized space missions
A fault-tolerant microcontroller designed for energy-constrained spacecrafts
Prada to design spacesuits for NASA's return to the moon in 2025
Taking the catwalk to the lunar surface
NASA targets 2040 for 3D-printed moon homes for astronauts, civilians
Going back to the moon - and staying there
Northrop Grumman withdraws bid to build NASA space station
Blue Origin might also abandon its plans to replace the ISS
Astronomers express concerns over light pollution from massive new satellite
BlueWalker 3 is one of the brightest objects in the night sky
Saturn's rings may be the remnants of two moons that collided
Planet's current moon system may have also emerged from past collision
New Horizons probe enters low-activity mode for extended mission into the Kuiper Belt
The spacecraft that captured spectacular Pluto sunsets has a new, extended mission
Supermassive black hole at the center of M87 is spinning, new research confirms
Observations from the Event Horizon Telescope are still making black hole science spin
James Webb Telescope finds carbon source on Jovian moon Europa
JWST provided "observational evidence" regarding carbon presence in Europa's underground ocean
Why it matters: Carbon is one of the primary building blocks of life as we know it. Therefore, the detection of carbon signs on celestial bodies other than Earth is always a significant discovery. Thanks to JWST's powerful instruments, scientists now have evidence that carbon should be abundant on one of the most promising targets for extraterrestrial life research.
NASA spacecraft successfully delivers sample of asteroid to Earth
A seven-year mission
Supermassive black holes eat gas and dust in mere months, 3D simulation suggests
In context: Supermassive black holes are among the most extreme phenomena that humans have discovered in outer space. They possess a mass hundreds of thousands, or even millions to billions of times the mass of the Sun, and they are responsible for powering unprecedented luminous events known as quasars.
Noctalgia: Astronomers new term to describe the emotional impact of light pollution
Goodbye darkness, my old friend
NASA releases photo of a baby star that will grow up to be like our Sun
It shows what our Sun may have looked like when it was forming
Putin heaps praise on "outstanding" Elon Musk, says Russia's moon missions will continue
Just after Musk confirmed he prevented Ukrainian drones from sinking Russian warships
NASA generates enough oxygen on Mars for a small dog to breathe for ten hours
A pawsitive step for future exploration
CalTech's autonomous drone that can fly, roll, and walk might be the next Mars rover
NASA is testing the RC-sized bot while the research team designs a more powerful full-sized version
US Space Force awarded $1.5 billion for launching 72 new warfare satellites into orbit
The Space Development Agency is working hard to bring US warfare supremacy in space
DARPA's LunA-10 project plans to create a common framework for a lunar economy
The Pentagon is trying to kickstart a new ARPANET revolution on the Moon
Russian space agency confirms its LUNA-25 mission crashed on the lunar surface
The mission was launched to study the moon's polar region and exosphere
Intuitive's Nova-C lander is almost ready to fly to the Moon
NASA-funded mission could take off as soon as mid-November
Dust samples from the International Space Station contain higher-than-average levels of dangerous chemical particles
The contaminants don't pose an immediate risk to astronauts' health, at least in Earth's orbit
NASA will test laser communication to speed up data transmission in space
Forward-looking: The US space agency will soon send a new, experimental laser communication technology into space that is expected to show potential data transmission rates that are 10 to 100 times the speed of current state-of-the-art radio systems. The device is installed aboard the Psyche spacecraft, which is scheduled to launch no earlier than October 5, 2023.
Webb telescope images Ring Nebula in brilliant detail
The different colors help astronomers better understand stellar creation
NASA now believes our galaxy is home to trillions - not billions - of rogue planets
Castaways that aren't gravitationally tied to a star system