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Blue Ghost Observed the Eclipse from the Moon
Blue Ghost Observed the Eclipse from the Moon Firefly Aerospace has released images of the March 14, 2025, eclipse as seen from the Moon. Captured by the Blue Ghost lander, which has already provided stunning lunar photos, these images offer a unique perspective on this […]
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HERA Mission Overview (ESA)
HERA Mission Overview In September 2022, NASA’s DART (Double Asteroid Redirection Test) mission made history by colliding with the asteroid Dimorphos, the natural satellite of Didymos. The goal was to test the feasibility of altering an asteroid’s orbit through a kinetic impact, a technique considered […]
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IM-2 Mission: Athena Lands on the Moon… But on Its Side
IM-2 Mission: Athena Lands on the Moon… But on Its Side On March 6, 2025, the Athena lunar lander, developed by the American company Intuitive Machines, attempted a new milestone as part of the IM-2 mission. Its goal was to soft-land near the lunar south […]
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Voyager Probes: NASA Shuts Down Two Instruments
Voyager Probes: NASA Shuts Down Two Instruments Launched in 1977, the Voyager mission continues its exploration of interstellar space. However, to preserve the dwindling power supply, NASA has had to shut down two scientific instruments. A Historic Mission Still Ongoing The Voyager 1 and Voyager […]
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Recap of SpaceX’s Latest Starship Test
Recap of SpaceX’s Latest Starship Test The eighth and most recent test of SpaceX’s Starship closely resembled the previous one. While the booster recovery on the launch tower was once again a success, the Starship vehicle itself ended in a spectacular explosion. Context of the […]
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John McFall: The First Parastronaut in History
John McFall: The First Parastronaut in History Space exploration has entered a new era with the selection of John McFall by the European Space Agency (ESA). The 42-year-old Briton, a former Paralympic athlete and orthopedic surgeon, became the first parastronaut candidate in 2022, marking a […]
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Blue Ghost: First Successful Private Lunar Landing
Blue Ghost: First Successful Private Lunar Landing On March 2, 2025, Firefly Aerospace made history by becoming the first private company to successfully land on the Moon. Its Blue Ghost lander touched down safely in the Mare Crisium region, ushering in a new era for […]
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Images from Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Lunar Lander
Images from Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost Lunar Lander The Blue Ghost lunar lander, developed by Firefly Aerospace, was launched on January 15, 2025, alongside another Moon-bound mission (see Double Lunar Launch). Designed to deliver scientific and technological payloads to the Moon, this lander is built to […]
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Katy Perry to Fly Aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard
Katy Perry to Fly Aboard Blue Origin’s New Shepard Renowned singer Katy Perry is set to participate in Blue Origin’s NS-31 mission. This suborbital flight, scheduled for spring 2025, will be the first to carry an all-female crew, marking a symbolic milestone for women’s role […]
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IM-2 Mission: Heading to the Moon’s South Pole
IM-2 Mission: Heading to the Moon’s South Pole Commercial lunar exploration is accelerating significantly with the launch of Intuitive Machines’ IM-2 mission on February 26, marking a key milestone in the collaboration between the private sector and space agencies. This growing momentum was also evident […]
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Artemis II Launch Live: Watch the Mission Around the Moon (Crew, Schedule & Live Streams)
Artemis II Launch Live: Follow NASA’s First Crewed Mission Around the Moon NASA is preparing for a historic milestone with Artemis II, the first crewed mission of the Artemis program. Following the success of the uncrewed Artemis I flight, this mission will send astronauts around […]
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 […]
New Glenn Explodes on the Launch Pad: A Major Setback for Blue Origin
New Glenn Explodes on the Launch Pad: A Major Setback for Blue Origin Blue Origin‘s New Glenn program has suffered its most significant setback to date. On May 28, 2026, a New Glenn rocket assigned to the NG-4 mission was destroyed during a static fire […]
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 […]
