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Oasis-1: Blue Origin and Luxembourg Aim to Map Lunar Resources
Oasis-1: Blue Origin and Luxembourg Aim to Map Lunar Resources Blue Origin and the government of Luxembourg have unveiled the Oasis-1 mission, the first step in an ambitious program to map the Moon’s natural resources. This initiative marks a new phase in preparing for a […]
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CHAPEA Mission (NASA): A 378-Day Martian Simulation
CHAPEA Mission (NASA): A 378-Day Martian Simulation NASA is launching the second CHAPEA mission: a crew will spend 378 days inside Mars Dune Alpha to prepare for future human missions to Mars. A Martian Mission… on Earth On October 19, 2025, four carefully selected volunteers […]
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Hayabusa2 Mission: A Perilous Landing Ahead
Hayabusa2 Mission: A Perilous Landing Ahead Originally launched to study the asteroid Ryugu, JAXA’s Hayabusa2 probe has embarked on an ambitious extended mission toward a new target: asteroid 1998 KY26, which it is expected to approach in 2031. However, new observations reveal that this body […]
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Your Name Around the Moon with the Artemis II Mission
Your Name Around the Moon with the Artemis II Mission After the success of the Artemis I mission, NASA is moving forward with its ambitious program to return to the Moon with Artemis II, the first crewed mission of the Artemis program. And once again, […]
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NASA Seeks Volunteers to Track Artemis II Mission
NASA Seeks Volunteers to Track Artemis II Mission Help Track Humanity’s Next Journey Around the Moon As NASA prepares for Artemis II—the first crewed mission of the Artemis program that will send four astronauts on a flyby around the Moon—the agency is inviting amateur radio […]
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Perseverance detects possible signs of past life on Mars
Perseverance detects possible signs of past life on Mars On September 10, 2025, NASA announced that its Perseverance rover, exploring Jezero Crater, had collected a rock sample containing features consistent with what scientists call a potential biosignature. This is likely the most convincing indication of […]
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Webb Reveals the Secrets of the Butterfly Nebula (NGC 6302)
Webb Reveals the Secrets of the Butterfly Nebula (NGC 6302) The James Webb Space Telescope (NASA/ESA/CSA) has delivered a groundbreaking image and data of the Butterfly Nebula (NGC 6302), a cosmic jewel located about 3,400 light-years away in the constellation Scorpius. Behind its spectacular “wings” […]
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James Webb Telescope Discovers a Tiny Moon Around Uranus
James Webb Telescope Discovers a Tiny Moon Around Uranus A Tiny Moon Around Uranus : On August 19, 2025, NASA announced that a new moon has been detected orbiting Uranus, bringing the total number of known satellites of this distant planet to 29. Observed thanks […]
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The Artemis Accords: Overview, Challenges, and Real Impact
The Artemis Accords: Overview, Challenges, and Real Impact Adopted in 2020 by NASA and its partners, the Artemis Accords aim to regulate future lunar and Martian missions in a peaceful, sustainable, and cooperative framework. But behind this voluntary legal structure also lies a new geopolitical […]
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Starship Test Flight 10: Key Takeaways from a Successful Mission
Starship Test Flight 10: Key Takeaways from a Successful Mission Starship Test Flight 10: After an initial delay caused by a liquid oxygen leak and a second postponement due to unfavorable weather, SpaceX’s tenth Starship test flight successfully lifted off from Starbase (Texas) during the […]
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Zhuque-3: China Successfully Lands a Reusable Rocket First Stage
Zhuque-3: China Successfully Lands a Reusable Rocket First Stage China has taken a major step toward operational reusable launch vehicles. On August 19, 2026, LandSpace successfully launched its Zhuque-3 Y2 rocket, placed a satellite into orbit and brought the vehicle’s first stage back to Earth […]
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Exploring the Dark Universe and Discovering New Exoplanets
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Exploring the Dark Universe and Discovering New Exoplanets The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is one of NASA’s major space observatories designed to explore the Universe on an unprecedented scale. With its exceptionally wide field of view, 300-megapixel camera and […]
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Exploring the Dark Universe and Discovering New Exoplanets
Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Exploring the Dark Universe and Discovering New Exoplanets The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is one of NASA’s major space observatories designed to explore the Universe on an unprecedented scale. With its exceptionally wide field of view, 300-megapixel camera and […]
Virgin Galactic Prepares Its Comeback: $750,000 Space Tourism Flights Expected in 2026
Virgin Galactic Prepares Its Comeback: $750,000 Space Tourism Flights Expected in 2026 After a quiet 2025 marked by a voluntary pause in commercial operations, Virgin Galactic is now laying out its roadmap to return to the forefront of the space tourism industry. Between controlled financial […]
