23 Starlink Satellites Will be Launched by SpaceX from Florida

This evening, May 31, SpaceX is scheduled to launch a new batch of its Starlink satellites into space. It is planned that a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 23 of the broadband craft would launch from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station today. The launch window will Continue Reading

Starliner Capsule From Boeing has Returned to the Launch Pad

In preparation for their scheduled liftoff on Saturday, June 1, Starliner and its rocket vehicle, an Atlas V from United Launch Alliance (ULA), rolled out to the pad at Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space Force Station today, May 30. At 12:25 p.m. EDT (16:25 GMT), that Continue Reading

A Chinese Spacecraft Releases an Enigmatic Object in Orbit Several Months After Takeoff

Once more, China’s intriguing spacecraft is off and running, launching an unknown payload into orbit that might be a sign that its enigmatic mission is coming to an end. According to Jonathan McDowell, an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, the reusable spaceplane appears Continue Reading

China Launches an Item into Orbit Using a Covert Spacecraft

During its third voyage, China’s experimental reusable spacecraft successfully launched an unidentified item into orbit. The object was identified by U.S. Space Force space domain awareness personnel as 59884 (International designator 2023-195G). After taking off on December 14, 2023, the possible spacecraft has spent 164 Continue Reading

SpaceX Schedules Next Starship Mega Rocket Launch for June 5

SpaceX said on Friday that Starship, the most potent rocket in the world, will conduct its next test flight on June 5. Subject to regulatory approval, the launch window from the company’s Starbase in Boca Chica, Texas, opens at 7:00 am local time (1200 GMT). Continue Reading

International Planet Searchers Reveal an Extensive CatalogĀ of Unusual Worlds

Despite the fact that thousands of planets have been found orbiting other stars, not much is known about them. There are 126 strange, recently found worlds included in a NASA catalog with precise measurements that let us compare them to our own solar system. The Continue Reading

BAE Systems Secures a $450 Million Contract to Construct an Instrument for Meteorological Satellites

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s next geostationary weather constellation will use an ocean-color instrument developed by BAE Systems, formerly known as Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., under a $450 deal. For the Geostationary Extended Operations, or GeoXO, program, BAE Systems is to construct two Continue Reading

World’s First Commercial Spaceplane Nears Debut ISS Flight

Prior to its maiden flight to the International Space Station (ISS) later this year, the world’s first commercial spaceplane with wings has touched down at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Tenacity, a Dream Chaser DC-100 spaceplane, was cleared to begin final pre-launch procedures, including Continue Reading

Astronauts Expected to Reach Mars in Two Months with NASA-Funded Pulsed Plasma Rocket

Future deep space trips to Mars could be revolutionized by an inventive rocket technology, cutting the time it takes to reach the Red Planet down to a few months. Many obstacles stand in the way of the objective of landing humans on Mars, one of Continue Reading