NASA Will Require A Retired Astronaut As A Mission Commander On All Private Flights
NASA is changing the rules for future private astronaut missions to the International Space Station, including requiring such missions to
Read More
Space & Physics
Everything Space & Physics related
Shaun The Sheep Will Be The First “Astronaut” To Fly The Artemis I Mission Around The Moon
Specially trained woolly astronaut Shaun the Sheep has landed a spot on the Artemis I mission to the moon. The
Read More
Wreckage Of A Chinese Rocket Fell Into The Indian Ocean
The U.S. Space Command and Chinese space officials have confirmed the fall of debris from a Chinese rocket to Earth.
Read More
Blue Origin’s Next Manned Space Flight Is Scheduled For August 4th
The NS-22 mission is scheduled to launch Thursday (Aug. 4) at 9:30 a.m. EDT (1330 GMT). Blue Origin will launch
Read More
NASA Plans To Bring Back Rock Samples From Mars Using Two Space Helicopters
NASA has changed the program for the delivery of rock samples from Mars and plans to deliver them using two
Read More
Russia Decided To Withdraw From The ISS Project After 2024
Russia has decided to leave the International Space Station (ISS) project after 2024, said Yury Borisov, head of the Roscosmos
Read More
NASA Reveals New Images From James Webb Space Telescope
NASA astronomers have released new images from the James Webb Space Telescope. Now people can see the most distant depths
Read More
First Full-Color Image From The James Webb Space Telescope
The long-awaited day has come when the first scientific photograph of the universe, taken with the space telescope designed by
Read More
NASA Restores Connection With CAPSTONE
On Wednesday morning, NASA announced that the mission team had re-established contact with CAPSTONE. NASA is having trouble making contact
Read More
NASA Lost Contact With Capstone Satellite On Its Way To The Moon
Lost contact with the 25-kilogram Capstone microsatellite shortly after it separated from the Photon upper stage on July 4 and
Read More