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Space Telescopes of the Future: NASA Has 4 Ideas for Great Observatory to Fly in 2030s
January 10, 2019 | ArticleNASA still hasn't launched its new James Webb Space Telescope, but the agency is already preparing for an even bigger and better space observatory to succeed it.
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DigitalGlobe Loses WorldView-4 Satellite in Orbit Due to Gyroscope Failure
January 08, 2019 | ArticleDigitalGlobe announced Monday that its WorldView-4 satellite has malfunctioned.
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Laser-Blasted Plasma Is Cooler Than Deep Space...Literally
January 07, 2019 | ArticleLaser-cooled plasma has all the chill.
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NASA's Mars 2020 Rover Is Unique. And So Is Its Paint Job.
January 04, 2019 | ArticleBefore NASA's Mars 2020 mission is ready to launch toward the Red Planet, they have to paint the new rover — a task more challenging than it sounds.
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Apollo Spacesuits Survive Today — in the Roofs Over Your Head
January 04, 2019 | ArticleThe strong material found in stadium roofs across the globe originated in Apollo spacesuits.
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China's Yutu 2 Rover Is Driving on the Far Side of the Moon
January 03, 2019 | ArticleChina's Chang'e 4 rover, named Yutu 2, rolled onto the floor of the moon's Von Kármán Crater today (Jan. 3), about 12 hours after the mission pulled off history's first-ever soft touchdown on the lunar far side.
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Humanity Will Slam a Spacecraft into an Asteroid in a Few Years to Help Save Us All
January 02, 2019 | ArticleHumans are preparing to punch the solar system — but in self-defense, not anger.
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US Air Force Releasing More Data on Orbits of Military Satellites
December 24, 2018 | ArticleAs the Commerce Department works on plans to take over civilian space traffic management responsibilities, the U.S. Air Force is making more data available on the positions of military satellites.
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NASA Data Breach Highlights Agency Cybersecurity Problems
December 23, 2018 | ArticleA cyberattack that may have compromised information about current and former NASA employees is only the latest sign of ongoing information security problems that have plagued the agency for years.
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FCC Fines Swarm $900,000 for Unauthorized Smallsat Launch
December 22, 2018 | ArticleSwarm Technologies will pay $900,000 to settle an investigation by the U.S. Federal Communications Commission into the startup's launch of four picosatellites on an Indian rocket this January without regulatory approval, the FCC announced Dec. 20.
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