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Isar Aerospace Achieves First European Commercial Orbital Launch
Germany's Isar Aerospace has launched its Spectrum rocket into orbit, becoming the first commercial provider in Europe to achieve the milestone.
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NASA Completes New Deep Space Antenna to Relieve Network Congestion
NASA has activated a new 114-foot antenna at its Goldstone complex to boost communication capacity for deep-space missions strained by Artemis demands.
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Isar Aerospace Makes History with First Successful Rocket Launch from Continental Europe
German company Isar Aerospace successfully launched its Spectrum rocket into orbit, marking the first privately developed rocket to reach space from continental…
Science
Venus Departs Evening Sky: How to Spot Its Final Bright Appearances
Venus is fading from the twilight and will set shortly after sunset by late September. Here's how and when to view it…
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Isar Aerospace Aims for Orbit History with Spectrum Rocket Launch from Norway
German startup Isar Aerospace attempts to make history as the first European rocket to reach orbit during its second Spectrum launch from…
Science
Space Podcast Explores Capitalism’s Role in Future Lunar Ownership
Hosts Rod Pyle and Tariq Malik join Dr. Rainer Zitelmann to discuss how capitalism and extraterrestrial land rights could drive human expansion…
Science
Voyager 1: NASA’s Longest-Running Deep Space Mission Turns 49
On Sept. 5, 1977, NASA launched Voyager 1, which became the first spacecraft to enter interstellar space and remains the farthest human-made…
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NASA Funds ‘Slingshot’ Concept for Interplanetary Mineral Mapping
A new NASA-funded study explores using Raman spectroscopy from orbit to map minerals on the Moon, asteroids, and Phobos, aiding future space…
ESA’s BepiColombo Reaches Final Approach Phase for Mercury After Eight-Year Journey
Europe's BepiColombo mission has reached a critical milestone in its eight-year voyage to Mercury, setting up for orbital insertion later this year.
MeerKAT Telescope Captures Ancient Hydrogen Signals, Paving Way for New Cosmic Maps
Astronomers using South Africa's MeerKAT telescope have detected neutral hydrogen signals from billions of years ago without relying on visible-light surveys, marking…