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Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw just three orbital launches taking place, with the majority coming from Asia. News from the week had Amazon providing an update on its satellite production, and
Hello and welcome to the third installment of the "Cosmic Curiosities" newsletter! In this monthly newsletter, we will go over the big
October 1st, 2024, is the day when the People's Republic of China turns 75! As such we'd like to celebrate
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week had six orbital launches occur, with the majority lifting off from Asia. News this week
Since the Soviet spacecraft Luna 1 made its first measurements of solar wind in 1959, scientists have wondered how solar wind continues to receive
Sixteen years and one day after taikonauts Zhai Zhigang (翟志刚) and Liu Boming (刘伯明) performed China’s first spacewalk, the China Manned Space Agency
NASA's SpaceX Crew-9 mission blasted off from Space Launch Complex 40 at 17:17 pm Universal Coordinated Time with Crew Dragon
In the past week, five rockets have blasted off from China's various launch sites carrying two dozen satellites into orbit. These launches
Blue Origin’s Glenn Stage 2 (GS2) has successfully lit up its dual BE-3U engines for the first time at Launch Complex 36!
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week had seven orbital launches occur, with most happening on the 20th. News this week had
NASA announced on September 17th that it had awarded Intuitive Machines with a contract to develop a lunar relay network. This contract is a
Falcon 9 has launched its second set of Galileo satellites on behalf of the European Galileo navigation system. This launch occurred from Space Launch
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week once again had five orbital launches occur, with one being crewed. News this week had
