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Witness the Enchanting Return of the ‘Blood Moon’ as It Paints the Night Sky This March

The “Blood Moon” total lunar eclipse will occur on March 13, 2025, visible across the Americas, Europe, and parts of Asia. The eclipse will start at 11:57 p.m. EDT, with the moon entering the umbra by 2:26 a.m., showcasing its red-orange hue.

13 March 2025

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Rocket Lab’s Radical Revolution! How They’re Transforming Space Tech

Rocket Lab introduces ‘Photon,’ a satellite platform aimed at simplifying and accelerating satellite deployment into low-Earth orbit (LEO), reducing costs and increasing accessibility. The Photon platform provides a customizable and fully integrated satellite solution, breaking down traditional barriers in satellite deployment. Focus

28 February 2025

Exoplanets·News·Planets·Stars·Telescopes

University of Michigan Sets Sights on Stargazing Breakthrough with Satellite Mission

The University of Michigan’s Department of Astronomy is launching its first satellite mission, STARI, funded by a $10 million NASA grant. STARI, scheduled for 2029, will use two CubeSats to advance interferometry techniques in space research. While the CubeSats won’t perform interferometry

28 February 2025

News·Starlink Satellites·Stars

SpaceX’s Starship Set to Touch the Stars Once More with Ambitious Test Flight

SpaceX’s Starship readies for a launch from Texas, with FAA approval in place, drawing global attention. The mission includes deploying simulators emulating next-gen Starlink satellites. The upper stage aims to return to the launch point for a precise landing, showcasing engineering innovation.

28 February 2025

News·Stars

How SpaceX’s Legal Triumphs Could Propel Its Galactic Dreams

SpaceX’s legal victories clear significant obstacles for its space exploration ambitions. The Department of Justice withdrew its lawsuit against SpaceX, initially concerning alleged discrimination against non-citizens. With legal issues resolved, SpaceX can concentrate on crucial projects like Starship and commercial satellites. These

28 February 2025

News·Stars

Rocket Lab Soars with Record Growth Yet Faces Market turbulence

Rocket Lab reported significant growth, with fourth-quarter revenues soaring to $132.39 million, a 121% increase from the previous year. The company’s annual revenue hit a record $436.2 million, driven by 16 successful Electron launches—a 60% increase over the prior year. CEO Peter

28 February 2025

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Unlocking Earth’s Secrets: How Satellites Transform Life on Our Planet and Beyond

Satellites play a crucial role in monitoring and understanding Earth’s complex systems, capturing data on air, water, weather, and natural resources. U.S. federal agencies utilize satellite data for managing water quality, responding to natural disasters, and preserving national parks and wildlife habitats.

28 February 2025

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Asteroid 2024: A New Frontier in Deep Space Mining? Discover the Future of Resource Exploration

Asteroid 2024’s approach offers a prime opportunity for space mining advancements. Potential resource wealth, including platinum, gold, and rare earth metals, attracts significant interest. The race is on among companies and governments to create innovative extraction technologies using robotics, AI, and new

28 February 2025

News·Stars

Katy Perry and Trailblazers Set to Reach for the Stars: Blue Origin’s All-Female Space Voyage

Blue Origin announced a historic all-female crew flight, marking the 11th human excursion of its New Shepard program. The crew includes pop star Katy Perry, journalist Lauren Sánchez, and media icon Gayle King, alongside scientist Amanda Nguyen, tech entrepreneur Aisha Bowe, and

28 February 2025

News·Starlink Satellites

Why SpaceX’s Falling Starlink Satellites May Not Fully Disappear

Starlink satellites facilitate global connectivity from orbits lasting about five years. Satellites are designed for controlled reentry, disintegrating safely to minimize space debris. SpaceX acknowledges that some debris, mainly silicon from solar cells, may survive reentry but poses minimal risk, resembling a

28 February 2025

News·Starlink Satellites·Stars

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Surprises Poland with Fiery Return: The Untold Saga

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 mission faced a significant setback due to an oxygen system leak during the planned deorbit burn. The rocket’s remnants unexpectedly descended on Polish farmland, causing property damage but no injuries. The incident underscores the delicate balance between ambitious space

28 February 2025

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News - Page 48

Witness the Enchanting Return of the ‘Blood Moon’ as It Paints the Night Sky This March

Rocket Lab’s Radical Revolution! How They’re Transforming Space Tech

University of Michigan Sets Sights on Stargazing Breakthrough with Satellite Mission

SpaceX’s Starship Set to Touch the Stars Once More with Ambitious Test Flight

How SpaceX’s Legal Triumphs Could Propel Its Galactic Dreams

Rocket Lab Soars with Record Growth Yet Faces Market turbulence

Unlocking Earth’s Secrets: How Satellites Transform Life on Our Planet and Beyond

Asteroid 2024: A New Frontier in Deep Space Mining? Discover the Future of Resource Exploration

Katy Perry and Trailblazers Set to Reach for the Stars: Blue Origin’s All-Female Space Voyage

Why SpaceX’s Falling Starlink Satellites May Not Fully Disappear

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 Surprises Poland with Fiery Return: The Untold Saga

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