Astronauts safely splash down after traveling further from Earth than any previous human expedition.
Tag: Space
Amit Kshatriya Leads Historic Artemis Mission
Indian-American senior NASA official serves as a critical architect behind the successful US moon expedition.
WHO Chief Deploys to Uganda Amid Spreading Ebola Crisis
International health emergency declared as virulent hemorrhagic fever spreads rapidly from the DRC.
Ebola Claims Over 91 Lives in the DRC
Viral outbreak triggers widespread panic as the UN health agency confirms 515 active infections.
India Chandrayaan 4 Mission Components Move to Final Assembly Phase at ISRO
Components for India’s ambitious Chandrayaan 4 lunar mission entered the final assembly phase at ISRO’s facility ahead of a planned 2027 launch window.
Why Space Investors Just Got a Harsh Reality Check with Blue Origin
A commentary on how the sudden explosion of the New Glenn rocket on a Florida launchpad affected market optimism.
NASA Roman Space Telescope Could Expose Hidden Neutron Star Population Across Milky Way
NASA’s Nancy Roman Space Telescope could expose a vast hidden population of neutron stars lurking unseen across the Milky Way by detecting subtle gravitational shifts in nearby starlight.
NASA Roman Space Telescope Could Expose Hidden Population of Neutron Stars
Scientists project that NASA’s upcoming Roman Space Telescope will detect a vast previously unknown population of neutron stars when launched.
NASA’s Roman Space Telescope Targeting Earlier Launch in September 2026 for Dark Energy Mission
NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope moved to an earlier September 2026 launch date to begin its mission studying dark energy and exoplanets.
NASA Psyche Spacecraft Uses Mars Gravity Assist to Boost Speed Toward Metal Asteroid
NASA’s Psyche mission spacecraft successfully used a close Mars flyby as a gravitational slingshot boosting its velocity on its trajectory toward the metal-rich asteroid 16 Psyche.