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Dec 02, 2018
Soyuz rocket to launch space travellers to space station, weeks after mishap
Soyuz MS-11 spacecraft at 5.31 pm will take off Baikonur spaceport in Kazakhstan on 3 December. -
Dec 02, 2018
NASA's to launch VISIONS-2 mission on 4 December; sounding rocket will investigate Earth's leaky atmosphere
Thomas Moore, a NASA scientist, said that there have been enough observations to know that anywhere from a hundred to several hundred tonnes of the atmosphere are going into space every day. -
Nov 30, 2018
NASA InSight unfolds solar arrays, snaps some pictures on Mars after safety checks
Engineers plan to fold open & use InSight’s five arms to get cracking on some geology experiments. -
Nov 29, 2018
ISRO PSLV-C43 launch mission today: When and where to watch launching of HySIS and 30 other satellites
ISRO's PSLV-C43 is a 112 minute-long mission to put satellites from India & 30 other countries in orbit. -
Nov 29, 2018
ISRO PSLV-C43 launch mission: All you need to know about HySIS and the 30 other small satellites onboard
The satellites have capabilities for imaging, communications, IoT & experiments from 9 countries. -
Nov 28, 2018
Amazon adds antenna service for satellite data in a bid to lure space industry
Amazon is starting a new antenna service to lure space industry and other customers to the cloud. -
Nov 27, 2018
Next big challenge in Indian space research is astrobiology: Former ISRO Chief
When we go to Mars, we will need to understand the changes that a body would undergo: Radhakrishnan. -
Nov 24, 2018
ESA's Mars Express mission sends amazing new images of the Martian landscape
The images show volcanic sand, erosion channels from water movement and valleys. -
Nov 21, 2018
Mars' moon Phobos got its strange signature grooves from rolling stones: Study
Some of these globe-trotting stones rolled all the way around & back to their source — a big crater. -
Nov 20, 2018
NASA's Chandra spots 'Star Trek Enterprise' in colliding galaxy clusters far, far away
Trekkies can now rest easy in the know that there will always be an Enterprise (or 2) out there.
