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HOBI-WAN: ESA Prepares the Food of the Future for the Moon and Mars
HOBI-WAN: ESA Prepares the Food of the Future for the Moon and Mars As human space missions prepare to venture beyond Earth’s orbit—to the Moon, and eventually Mars—one fundamental question arises: how can astronauts be fed sustainably over long durations without depending on constant resupply […]
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ESCAPADE Mission: Blue Origin Targets Mars with the Second Flight of Its New Glenn Rocket
ESCAPADE Mission: Blue Origin Targets Mars with the Second Flight of Its New Glenn Rocket November 9, 2025 could mark a historic milestone for Blue Origin. The company founded by Jeff Bezos is preparing to launch, from Complex 36A at Cape Canaveral, the second flight […]
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Starship HLS: SpaceX’s Lunar Spaceship
Starship HLS: SpaceX’s Lunar Spaceship As NASA increases pressure on its partners to stay on schedule for the return to the Moon, SpaceX has released a detailed update on the lunar version of its Starship spacecraft. Named HLS (Human Landing System), this specific model will […]
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HTV-X1: Japan’s Next-Generation Cargo Ship Successfully Reaches the ISS
HTV-X1: Japan’s Next-Generation Cargo Ship Successfully Reaches the ISS Japan has taken a major step forward in its space program. On October 26, 2025, the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) successfully launched its brand-new HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft from the Tanegashima Space Center — the first […]
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What Does the Government Shutdown Mean for NASA ?
What Does the Government Shutdown Mean for NASA? What Does the Government Shutdown Mean for NASA? In the United States, the specter of a government shutdown once again looms over federal institutions. When Congress fails to pass a budget on time, large parts of the […]
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Project BROMO: Airbus, Leonardo and Thales unite to form a European space giant
Project BROMO: Airbus, Leonardo and Thales unite to form a European space giant October 23, 2025 marks a new milestone for the European space industry. Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales have announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to combine their main space activities […]
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Dream Chaser: From Orbital Dream to Dual Strategy
Dream Chaser: From Orbital Dream to Dual Strategy A reusable spaceplane that still struggles to take off — the Dream Chaser, developed by Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC), has embodied for more than a decade the dream of a return to reusable space shuttles. Inspired by […]
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Starship Flight 11: A Perfect Flight to Close the Starship V2 Era
Starship Flight 11: A Perfect Flight to Close the Starship V2 Era All Objectives Achieved for SpaceX On October 13, 2025, at 6:23 p.m. CT (01:23 a.m. Paris time), SpaceX successfully launched the eleventh integrated flight test of Starship from its Starbase facility in Texas. […]
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Race to the Moon: China vs. Artemis – Who Will Set Foot on the Moon First?
Race to the Moon: China vs. Artemis – Who Will Set Foot on the Moon First? Since the Apollo missions, no human has walked on the Moon. Today, however, two major powers are vying to achieve this historic return: the United States through its Artemis […]
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Starship Launch: Next Live Broadcast on 10/13/2025
Starship Launch: Next Live Broadcast on 10/13/2025 Starship Launch: SpaceX’s Eleventh Starship flight test is scheduled for the October 13, 2025. The launch window will open at 6:15 p.m. CT. The live broadcast will begin about 30 minutes before liftoff and can be watched on this page […]
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Ariane 64 to launch first batch of Amazon LEO satellites
Ariane 64 to launch first batch of Amazon LEO satellites On February 12, 2026, Europe will reach a major milestone in space transportation as Arianespace launches Ariane 6 in its most powerful configuration, Ariane 64, for the first time. The mission will place 32 Amazon […]
Perseverance Detects Lightning on Mars for the First Time
Perseverance Detects Lightning on Mars for the First Time For decades, scientists have suspected that the Martian atmosphere could generate electrical phenomena, despite being extremely thin and lacking Earth-like thunderstorms. This long-standing hypothesis has now been confirmed: NASA’s Perseverance rover has detected Lightning on Mars […]
NASA Reshapes Artemis Program: Lunar Landing Delayed as Mission Architecture Evolves
NASA Reshapes Artemis Program: Lunar Landing Delayed as Mission Architecture Evolves NASA has announced a major restructuring of its Artemis lunar exploration program, introducing significant changes to upcoming missions and redefining the path back to the Moon. In the updated plan, Artemis III will no longer […]
Blue Origin pauses New Shepard flights to focus on lunar human spaceflight
Blue Origin pauses New Shepard flights to focus on lunar human spaceflight On January 30, 2026, American space company Blue Origin announced a major decision regarding its suborbital space tourism program: flights of the New Shepard system will be paused for at least two years. […]
