Giant Leap: The Technology That Made The Apollo Mission Successful
For many, it's common knowledge that the Apollo 11 mission successfully landed on the moon, but the technology that got them there was way before its time.
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Starship Test Fire Marks Major Milestone In SpaceX's Lead Up To Flight 11
SpaceX’s massive Starship roared to life in a crucial test, setting the stage for its next flight—and a mission that could redefine space exploration.
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NASA's Future Without The ISS Involves Commercial Space Stations, But It Will Take Multiple Phases To Get There
The era of the International Space Station will come to a close soon as its retired from service, but NASA already has a plan for its next venture.
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NASA's Voyager 1 Is Set To Hit A Historic Landmark In November 2026
NASA's Voyager 1 probe launched into space in 1977, shortly after the Voyager 2 probe. Since then it has continued transmitting data back to Earth.
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SpaceX Just Shot Dozens Of New Starlink Satellites Into Space
Called the Starlink 11-20 mission, this marks the name for SpaceX's latest Starlink-supporting launch this year.
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This NASA Satellite Sent The First Radar Images Of Earth's Surface And The Results Are Very Clear
Satellite-based imagery of Earth has just entered a new frontier, thanks to the recently-launched NISAR satellite. Here's what you need to know.
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Mexico Will Finally Launch A Satellite For The First Time With Its Own Tech, And Here's Why
Russia, China, and the United States are probably the biggest names in the space game, but Mexico is hoping to join them with this milestone program.
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What Would Happen If A Plane Flew Near A Black Hole?
From stable orbits to the event horizon, discover the physics that dictate whether a plane near a black hole would survive or succumb to cosmic forces.
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Interested In Seeing The Next SpaceX Launch? Here's What We Know About When And Where It Is
SpaceX is readying its next Starlink mission this October. Find out the scheduled launch date, where it’s lifting off, and what’s on board.
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NASA Is Conducting A Lunar Mission Over 50 Years Since Its Last One (Here's Why)
For the first time in five decades, NASA is planning to send humans around the Moon with designs on deep space exploration.
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This 36-Mile Spacecraft Would Take Humanity To The Stars – With No Way Back
While it's unlikely to come to fruition, designs for the 2.4-billion-ton Chrysalis could see humanity embark on a four-century journey to a new star.
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Carrying Supplies For ISS Astronauts, NASA's Cygnus XL Spacecraft Suffers Engine Malfunction
The astronauts aboard the International Space Station were expecting supplies, but had to wait due to engine problems. Traveling to space has to be precise.
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What Would Happen If You Shot A Gun In Space? Here's What You Need To Know
Is it likely that someone will ever fire a gun in space? Probably not. But haven't you ever wondered what would happen if they did? Science has the answer.
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Another SpaceX Test Gone Wrong - Here's Why Metal Tiles Aren't Going To Work
SpaceX is determined to build a rocket that can reach Mars. However, another test has gone wrong. Here's what you need to know about its metal tile failure.
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How Japan Plans To Help Get Rid Of Space Junk Without Even Touching It
Japan has a remarkable idea for disposing of space junk and debris without the need to ever come into contact with it, which could help keep orbit safe.
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Elon Musk Teases Massive Watership To Carry SpaceX Starships Into Florida
Elon Musk often drops hints about SpaceX projects, and his latest involves a colossal ship that could play a surprising role in future launches.
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Here's What To Know About The SpaceX Launch For Nusantara Lima Mission
SpaceX has added another successful Falcon 9 satellite launch to its tally with the Nusantara Lima mission on September 11, 2025. Here's what went down.
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A Private American Spacecraft Has Landed On The Moon (And Here's Why It Matters)
A private U.S. lander carried NASA’s experiments to the Moon and has opened new doors for exploration. Could this be the future of space travel?
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NASA Wants To 'Send Your Name Around The Moon' In 2026 - Here's What That Means
The intent is not to land on the moon but to perform a flyby, and interested parties can their names added to the mission.
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We Finally Know What It Looks Like When A Brand-New Planet Is Born
Long had the scientific community searched space for signs of a newly formed planet, and it has now captured one.
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NASA Brings Air Force Pilot In For Year-Long Mars Simulation Mission (Here's What That Means)
NASA has another mission, but this time, they are bringing in an Air Force pilot to tackle it. Here's everything you need to know about it.
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Here's Where (And When) You Can See September 2025's Partial Solar Eclipse
A September solar eclipse will briefly alter daylight across parts of Earth. Learn the science behind it and where observers can catch the event.
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How Many Satellites Are In Space And Which Country Has The Most?
From Sputnik’s lonely orbit to today’s crowded skies, satellites shape our world in many ways. But how many are up there, and which country tops the list?
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What Happens To The International Space Station Every 90 Minutes?
You probably don't think about the International Space Station much in your day-to-day life, but it performs an important maneuver every 90 minutes.
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Can An Airplane Simulate Zero Gravity Flight?
Zero gravity relies on you, your surroundings, and the air all falling at the same rate, and airplanes flying parabolic arcs can provide the conditions.
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Is NASA Building A Nuclear Reactor On The Moon? Here's What We Know
NASA plans to establish a nuclear reactor on the moon, but it isn't the only one. Here's why world powers are racing against each other to get create a foothold
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5 Activities ISS Astronauts Are Absolutely Banned From Doing
You may think leaving Earth is the ultimate liberation, but ISS astronauts face strict rules prohibiting booze, bread, and even a quick shower.
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