Plants on the moon
NASA is working towards a permanent presence on the moon as a jumping off point but What will farming look like on the moon?
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The Future of Arianespace
How will Arianespace stay competitive? Will Ariane 6 even survive? Find out now!
China launches Yunhai satellite atop of the fifth Long March 6A
China launched what was thought to be a Long March 6C in the Western world but later turned out to be a Long March 6A. The launch occurred from Launch Complex 9A at
A Railgun Launched Chinese Spaceplane
Learn more about Chinese space ambitions and their future goals for reusable spaceplanes!
Crew and Cargo arrive at the International Space Station
Over the weekend, two vehicles from two different sides of the world arrived at the International Space Station. The first to arrive was a SpaceX Cargo Dragon V2 with the second, following by
Weekly Dose of Space (17/3-23/3)
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw seven launches worldwide, like the week before. This week saw news of yet another Starliner delay and plans of an increased launch cadence
SpaceX launches its 30th cargo resupply mission
Late on the 21st of March, Falcon 9 lifted off from Space Launch Complex 40, in Florida, carrying a Cargo Dragon V2 spacecraft into orbit where it has since begun to chase down
China launches new lunar communications satellite!
In the early hours of the 20th of March, a Long March 8 rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 2 at the Wenchang Space Launch Site. Onboard the rocket were three satellites bound
Weekly Dose of Space (10/3-16/3)
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw seven launches worldwide, and a long-awaited flight test. This week also saw news related to both human and robotic exploration of space. As
Starship-Super Heavy flies its third test!
SpaceX launched its Starship-Super Heavy vehicle today for its third flight test! The two vehicles used in the flight were Ship 28 and Booster 10, with both making more progress than the previous
Japan's first private rocket debuts... for five seconds
Early on the morning of the 13th of March, a new rocket lifted off from Japan's newest spaceport before appearing to disintegrate a few seconds into flight. The rocket was aiming