Space Technology

May 9, 2025

News·Space

Space Exploration History: Soviet Venus Probe From 1972 Set to Return as Rare Space Debris This Weekend

A Cold War relic from the early days of planetary exploration is about to make an unplanned homecoming. Kosmos 482 (NORAD 6073) has been stranded in Earth orbit since 1972 and is

India·News·Space

ISRO PSLV-C61 Third Stage Failure Halts 101st Launch, EOS-09 Satellite Lost Mid-Flight

India’s space program faced a setback Sunday morning when its latest satellite launch mission failed minutes after liftoff. The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C61), carrying the EOS-09 Earth observation satellite, ran into trouble during its third stage of flight. ISRO

May 18, 2025

UK Scientists Study Rare Moon Rocks from China’s Chang’e-5 Mission After 49-Year Lunar Sample Drought

News·Space·UK

A team of UK scientists has received precious lunar samples from China’s Chang’e-5 mission, marking a historic moment in space exploration and international scientific

Hubble Captures Million-Solar-Mass Wandering Black Hole 2,600 Light-Years from Galaxy Center Devouring Star

Astronomy·News·Space

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has spotted something extraordinary: a massive black hole wandering away from its galaxy’s center, caught in the act of tearing

News·Science·Technology

CERN Creates 86 Billion Gold Atoms in Seconds from Lead at LHC—But It Weighs Less Than a Trillionth of a Gram

Scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) have achieved what medieval alchemists could only dream of – turning lead into gold. But before you start planning a heist at the

Rahul Somvanshi

May 19, 2025

Australia·News·Space

Australia’s Eris Rocket Launch Halted at $600M Site Ahead of Historic 200km Orbital Attempt

The historic launch of Australia’s first locally designed and built orbital rocket has been postponed. Gilmour Space Technologies detected an issue with their ground support system during overnight checks at their Bowen

Rahul Somvanshi

May 15, 2025

News·Space·UK

NASA Astronaut Coogan Trains 6 Hours Underwater in 23 Million-Litre ISS Simulation for Moon Mission Readiness

Astronaut Rosemary Coogan spends six hours underwater in NASA’s largest training pool, practicing skills that might one day take her to the Moon. Inside her white spacesuit at the Johnson Space Center

Rahul Somvanshi

May 15, 2025

News·Space

Honda to Test 700x Pressure Hydrogen Fuel System on ISS for Moon Missions

Honda, a leading technology company, is now reaching for the stars. The company will test its new clean energy system on the International Space Station (ISS) that could one day power lunar

Rahul Somvanshi

May 15, 2025

USA with NASA struggling to face alternatives taken by President Trump toward Mars. Photo Source: NASA

News·USA

NASA Budget Slashed 24%: Trump Plan Ends SLS, Orion, and Gateway as Congress Fights Back

President Trump’s proposed budget for 2026 would slash NASA funding by 24% (OMB, May 2 2025), eliminating several major space programs while redirecting money toward commercial partnerships and Mars exploration. The plan

Govind Tekale

May 8, 2025

A mesmerizing close-up view of fiber optics showcasing glowing, swirling cables with vibrant light dots.

Science·Technology

Quantum Teleportation Breakthrough: Northwestern Scientists Send Data Through 30km Internet Cable With 400 Gbps Traffic

For the first time, researchers teleported a quantum state (a single photon) across 30.2 kilometers (about 19 miles) of fiber-optic cable while that same cable carried 400 gigabits per second of normal

Rahul Somvanshi

May 7, 2025