NASA confirms first all-female spacewalk later this month
Jessica Baron, PhD NASA has confirmed to CNN that if all goes as planned, the first all-female spacewalk in history will take place on March 29th from the International Space Station. Our first…
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Creating a global plan to manage space traffic
Jamie Morin, the executive director of the Center for Space Policy and Strategy at The Aerospace Corporation, has laid out guidelines for managing space traffic in the latest issue of…
First commercially built and operated American spacecraft docks at ISS
After months of delays, the SpaceX Crew Dragon launched from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida on March 2nd at 2:49 a.m. EST. This marks the first time in history…
British engineers impale space debris with giant harpoon
Most of us assume that what goes up into space must come down. But in reality, there’s quite a lot of detritus orbiting the Earth. This includes natural debris, such…
SpaceX launches powerful new satellite for the US military
Muhammad Abdullah SpaceX has worked with the US military in the past. However, their most recent endeavor is launching a SpaceX rocket carrying a U.S. military navigation system, their first real national security…
Voyager 2 enters Interstellar Space to accompany its twin, Voyager 1
Noor Imtiaz The interstellar medium is what astrologists call the matter and radiation present between the star systems in a galaxy. Voyager 2 became the second man-made object to have entered interstellar…
NASA is sending worms to space to protect astronauts
Fazeel Ashraf NASA is sending worms in outer space. This might sound like a plot from a Sci-Fi movie, where everything soon goes into disarray, and the worms start eating the astronauts…
