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Europe Plans Second Attempt at Asteroid Planetary Defense Mission
July 10, 2018 | ArticleA year and a half after ministers declined to fund one mission to an asteroid, the European Space Agency is working on a second such mission that could support planetary defense efforts.
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China Reveals Details for Super-Heavy-Lift Long March 9 and Reusable Long March 8 Rockets
July 08, 2018 | ArticleA senior designer with the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology has presented updated details for an upcoming series of new rockets to expand China's launch capabilities, including super-heavy-lift and reusable rockets.
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Rocket Startup Relativity Space Sees Big Future in Military Launches
July 07, 2018 | ArticleRelativity Space will be one of the few domestic players in a segment of the market that is dominated by foreign firms. This could put the company in an advantageous position to compete for military contracts.
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Elon Musk Sends SpaceX Engineers to Aid Soccer Team Trapped in Thai Cave
July 06, 2018 | ArticleElon Musk is sending engineers from SpaceX and The Boring Co. to aid in the rescue of a youth soccer team in Thailand that's trapped in a cave and running out of time.
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Engine for US Military's New Space Plane Fires Up in 10-Day Test
July 06, 2018 | ArticleA space shuttle-era main engine is undergoing a series of daily test firings to demonstrate its suitability for use on a reusable spaceplane under development by the U.S. military.
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Life-Saving Satellites: Why NASA's Earth-Science Missions Are Indispensable (Op-Ed)
July 05, 2018 | ArticleAmerica's space program is a necessity, not a luxury. While we should not have to qualify its importance, it is helpful to remember the good that NASA does.
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Opportunity Mars Rover Still Silent Beneath Raging Dust Storm
July 04, 2018 | ArticleNASA's Opportunity Mars rover remains silent as a giant dust storm continues to swirl on the Red Planet.
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Why a Fighter Jet Is Testing 'Quiet' Supersonic Booms Over Texas for NASA
July 03, 2018 | ArticleThis November, onlookers will get to hear a so-called "quiet" sonic boom as a supersonic military jet zips through the skies of Galveston, Texas, according to NASA.
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NASA's Planetary Protection Policies Need to Be Updated, Report Finds
July 03, 2018 | ArticleA new report recommends that NASA update its policies that protect planets and other solar system bodies from possible contamination during space exploration missions.
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Super-Sensitive Device Seeks Axions, Proposed Dark Matter Particles
July 02, 2018 | ArticleU.S. physicists say they have successfully tested the first experiment sensitive enough to detect axions — hypothetical particles that some scientists think make up the dark matter holding galaxies together.
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