Weekly Spacecraft Mission News (English, German) – 20.06.19

Front Page / Titelseite

New Website Replays Apollo 11 First Moon Landing Mission in Real Time

With a single click, a new website can take you back 50 years and place you directly into the real-time action of the first moon landing mission.

NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover

The Mast Is Raised for NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover

Engineers at JPL take a group selfie after attaching the remote sensing mast to the Mars 2020 rover.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2IQFZs1

via Latest News – NASA’s Mars Exploration Program https://go.nasa.gov/2gRBMK4

NASA’s 2020 Mars Rover Gets Its 1st Wheels, and a Mast, Too (Ahoy!)

Engineers have installed the headlike mast on the Mars 2020 rover and put on a (temporary) set of wheels as well.

You Can Watch NASA’s Build Its Mars 2020 Rover Live Online

NASA is letting the world watch its next Mars rover come together.

Further title news / Weitere Titelmeldungen

Wie sich Deutschlands Raumfahrt im All behaupten will

50 Jahre nach der historischen Mondlandung befindet sich die Welt in einem neuen Wettlauf zum Erdtrabanten, und Deutschland steckt mitten drin.

NASA to Adjust SOFIA Flying Telescope’s Operations to Improve Productivity

NASA plans to adjust operations of an airborne astronomical observatory in order to increase its scientific productivity.

Das fliegende Labor

Melden Sie sich jetzt an, um Ihr Experiment im ESA-Fluglabor OPS-SAT zu testen – die weltweit erste Mission, die speziell für den Missionsbetrieb und das Testen von Software im Orbit konzipiert wurde.

What to Expect when LightSail 2 Launches into Space

ur preview guide outlines the LightSail 2 mission from start to finish.

LightSail 2 Launch Viewing: Tips & Tricks

LightSail 2 is launching on the next SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket from Launch Complex 39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. It is one payload of many on the mission known collectively as STP-2. Space Test Program (STP) is a crucial part of the US Air Force’s development of advanced technologies in space.

NASA Spacecraft Spots ‘Star Trek’ Logo on Mars

It looks like Starfleet is literally embedded on the planet next door: A dune in the shape of the famous logo from “Star Trek” appears prominently in a new picture from Mars.

eROSITA – die Jagd nach der Dunklen Energie beginnt

Am 21. Juni 2019 wird die Raumsonde Spektrum-Röntgen-Gamma (SRG) von der kasachischen Steppe aus zu einer spannenden Reise aufbrechen. Eine Proton-Rakete bringt die Raumsonde vom Kosmodrom Baikonur mit dem deutschen Röntgenteleskop eROSITA und seinem russischen Partnerinstrument ART-XC zu ihrem 1,5 Millionen Kilometer entfernten Ziel – dem Lagrange-Punkt 2.

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Turns 10, with Lessons for Moon Missions

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter launched 10 years ago today and will likely guide future human moon landings.

NASA’s Webb Telescope Will Survey Saturn and its Moon Titan

NASA’s Webb Telescope will survey Saturn and its moon Titan

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2WOeHI0via Webb Telescope Features http://www.nasa.gov/

International Space Station / Internationale Raumstation

Wissenschaft an Bord der ISS

Im Social-Media-Zeitalter gibt es einfach nichts mehr, was undokumentiert bleibt. Auf der Erde sind wir ständig am knipsen – von Urlauben und Wochenendausflügen, Veranstaltungen sowie Treffen mit Familie und Freunden. Und nun stellen Sie sich einmal vor, wie viele Fotos Sie machen würden, wenn Sie im Weltraum leben und arbeiten würden.

Final Week for Station Trio as Science Continues Unabated

Three Expedition 59 crewmembers are beginning their final week aboard the International Space Station and readying their spacesuits and Soyuz crew ship for the return to Earth. The orbital residents also continued a variety of human research activities amidst the deployment of tiny satellites today.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2KmPlyZ

via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv

Today’s Advanced Research Goes From Free-flying Robots to Anti-Gravity Pants

Robotics, combustion and human research were the primary focus of today’s science schedule aboard the International Space Station. The Expedition 59 crewmembers also checked out U.S. spacesuits and specialized pants designed to counteract some of the effects of living in microgravity.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2Ii1Wl2

via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv

Crew Preps for Split, Studies Space Effects on Human Body

The Expedition 59 crew will split up later this month when three International Space Station residents return to Earth. The other three crewmembers today practiced evacuating the orbiting lab in the unlikely event of an emergency. Station Commander Oleg Kononenko will depart home with Flight Engineers Anne McClain and David Saint-Jacques inside the Soyuz MS-11 crew ship on June 24. The trio have been living in space since Dec. 3 and will have orbited Earth for 204 days after landing in Kazakhstan. The commander spent the day Thursday collecting cargo for stowage and readying the homebound Soyuz.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2FjP77V

via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv

Biomedicine and Physics Research During Crew Departure Preps Today

Biomedicine and physics topped the research schedule aboard the International Space Station today. The Expedition 59 crew also checked out U.S. spacesuits while preparing a Russian crew ship for return to Earth next week.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2IQJjDz

via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv

Alzheimer’s Research and Homecoming Packing Aboard Lab Today

Three Expedition 59 crewmembers are less than one week away from completing their 204-day mission aboard the International Space Station. In the meantime, space research continues into advanced life support systems and nanoparticle therapies for Alzheimer’s disease. Astronauts Anne McClain and David Saint-Jacques collected and stowed their biological samples for the Probiotics human research experiment this morning. The study from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is researching the consumption of beneficial bacteria, or probiotics, to promote healthy intestines and immune systems in space.

read more … https://go.nasa.gov/2x29WQu

via Space Station https://go.nasa.gov/1YeiiOv

Earth / Erde

Die ESO trägt zum Schutz der Erde vor gefährlichen Asteroiden bei

Das Internationale Asteroidenwarnnetzwerk (engl. International Asteroid Warning Network, kurz IAWN) hat eine organisationsübergreifende Beobachtungskampagne des Asteroiden 1999 KW4 koordiniert, der am 25. Mai 2019 die Erde in einem Minimalabstand von 5,2 Millionen Kilometern passierte [1]. 1999 KW4 ist etwa 1,3 km groß und stellt kein Risiko für die Erde dar. Da seine Umlaufbahn bekannt ist, konnten die Wissenschaftler diesen Vorbeiflug im…

Sunrise, Sunset: Amazing Astronaut Views Show Our Changing Planet from Space

If you’re looking for a spectacular sunset, look no further than a new video showing what the end of the day looks like on the International Space Station — just one of several recent videos and pictures displaying what Earth looks like to astronauts.

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Probe Breaks Its Close-Orbit Record at Asteroid Bennu

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx asteroid-sampling probe has shattered the close-orbit record it set less than six months ago.

Bam! Fresh Crater Spied on Mars — and It Looks Spectacular

A small space rock crashed into the Martian surface recently, producing a fresh crater that researchers estimate is 49 feet to 53 feet (15 to 16 meters) wide.

Der Ozean eines Jupitermondes enthält eine wichtige Zutat für Leben

Aufnahmen des Weltraumteleskops Hubble vom Eispanzer des Jupitermonds Europa deuten auf Kochsalz hin. Das macht außerirdisches Leben dort wahrscheinlicher.

Yes, Saturn’s Rings Are Awesome — NASA’s Cassini Showed Us Just HOW Awesome.

When the solar system decided it liked Saturn and wanted to put a ring on it, it put together the most stunning, complex puzzle ring possible.

Frisches Ammoniak auf Pluto

New Horizons hatte Pluto und seine Monde im Juli 2015 passiert und spektakuläre Bilder und Daten zur Erde übermittelt. Zur Überraschung der Forscher entpuppte sich die ferne Eiswelt als überaus vielfältiger Himmelskörper. Die Oberfläche des eisigen Zwergplaneten zeigt höchst unterschiedliche Landschaftsformen von flachen Ebenen bis zu Gebirgszügen, die sich nicht nur bezüglich Bodenbeschaffenheit und chemischer Zusammensetzung, sondern auch…

Thule: Uralt und unverändert

Das etwa 30 Kilometer große Kuipergürtel-Objekt 2014 MU69 – informell „Ultima Thule“ getauft – ist ein seit 4,5 Milliarden Jahren nahezu unverändert gebliebenes Relikt aus der Entstehungszeit des Sonnensystems. Der Himmelskörper ist vermutlich durch die langsame Zusammenballung kleinerer Gesteinsbrocken entstanden. Zu diesem Schluss kommt ein internationales Forscherteam nach einer ersten Analyse der von der US-amerikanischen Sonde „New Horizons“…

Astronaut Snaps Stunning View of Venus Over an Earth Sunrise

A photo of Earth at sunrise shows Venus, our closest neighboring planet, shining in the distance above Earth’s shimmering blue horizon.

Amazing Moon Photos from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

See the latest images of the moon from NASA’s LRO spacecraft.

Hubble observes tiny galaxy with big heart [heic1911]

Nestled within this field of bright foreground stars lies ESO 495-21, a tiny galaxy with a big heart. ESO 495-21 may be just 3000 light-years across, but that is not stopping the galaxy from furiously forming huge numbers of stars. It may also host a supermassive black hole; this is unusual for a galaxy of its size, and may provide intriguing hints as to how galaxies form and evolve.

‘Cold Quasars’ May Be at the End of Their Lives, But They Can Still Birth Stars

Despite signs that they are at the end of their lifetime, some galaxies may continue to produce stars, contrary to expectations.

This Tiny Galaxy Has a Pretty Big Black Hole

A dwarf galaxy has an unusually large black hole.

Does the Gas in Galaxy Clusters Flow Like Honey?

This image represents a deep Chandra dataset of the Coma galaxy cluster, which researchers used to study how the hot gas in the cluster behaves.

NASA-Chef Bridenstine beziffert Kosten des Mondprogramms auf 20 bis 30 Milliarden Dollar

Der Administrator der Luft- und Raumfahrtbehörde NASA, Jim Bridenstine, beziffert die Kosten des neuen US-Mondprogramms auf 20 bis 30 Milliarden Dollar. Dabei handele es sich nicht um das laufende NASA-Budget, sondern um zusätzliche Ausgaben in den kommenden fünf Jahren, sagte er in einem CNN-Interview. Das Artemis-Programm, in […]

NASA Chief Says Returning Astronauts to the Moon Could Cost $30 Billion

It was always going to be expensive, but NASA’s first cost estimate for the agency’s push to land humans on the moon by 2024, is finally here — and it’s surprisingly cheap.

NASA Stands Its Ground On Climate Change Science

Once a skeptic about climate change, Jim Bridenstine came around to the prevailing view of scientists before he took over as NASA administrator. That evolution did not sit well with a Trump environmental adviser, nor a think-tank analyst he was consulting, according to newly disclosed emails that illustrate how skepticism of global warming has found a beachhead in the Trump White House.

Back To The Moon – By Any Means Necessary

After months of being shy about how much it will cost to send Americans back to the lunar surface by 2024, NASA Administrator Bridenstine has finally started to get specific. Upon hearing the numbers no one is really experiencing sticker shock. We all knew it would be a large number range that is beyond anything NASA could be expected to get. But Bridenstine is undeterred and is marching forth trying to make this whole thing work.

Video: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Event on ISS and Gateway Commercialization

Go to 36:50 for a question to Rick Leach from CASIS about their plans for space commercialization and to HEOMD AA Bill Gerstenmaier at 2:08:20 for a question about whether NASA thinks that it can still transfer the total cost of ISS operations to the private sector – as was their plan last year.

CASIS Apparently Wants An Expanded Role on ISS Commercialization

Rick Leach sought to downplay any expanded role for CASIS in overt commercial ventures on ISS (or elsewhere) the other day. CASIS had planned to try and turn up the volume on that topic at NASA HQ. CASIS sought to have a bigger role in ISS commercialization in earlier rmeetings with NASA. This is not the first time this has been discussed sources tell me.

NASA’s ‘Green’ Fuel Will Make Its Space Debut on SpaceX Falcon Heavy Mission

NASA will test out a green alternative to propellant fuel for cleaner, more efficient spaceflight.

India Will Launch an Ambitious Moon Orbiter-Lander-Rover Combo in July

India is about to take its biggest leap to the moon yet next month, with a mission to land at the lunar south pole.

SpaceX Falcon Heavy Will Launch NASA Probe to Study Space Radiation

NASA’s SET mission will test the effects of radiation on satellites to learn how to better protect them in space.

A NASA Atomic Clock on SpaceX’s Next Falcon Heavy Will Pioneer Mars Travel Tech

NASA has so many spacecraft at Mars that it’s a challenge to communicate with them all, but technology being launched later this month could eliminate that problem in the future.

NASA Wants to Build a ‘Starshade’ to Hunt Alien Planets. Here’s How It Would Work

Starshade exoplanet-hunting missions may be technologically daunting, but they’re not beyond NASA’s reach, recent research suggests.

Relativity to Build Factory for 3D-Printed Rockets at NASA’s Stennis Space Center

Small launch vehicle developer Relativity announced June 11 it will establish a production facility for its Terran 1 rocket at NASA’s Stennis Space Center.

NASA Eyes Wild Space Tech Ideas to Mine the Moon (and Asteroids, Too!)

Two far-off NASA concepts could quickly survey lunar craters for astronauts and help identify mining resources on nearby asteroids.

European reusable launch systems for more sustainability in spaceflight

The German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) and five European companies have teamed up in the RETro Propulsion Assisted Landing Technologies (RETALT) project to jointly advance the research and development of key technologies for European vertical-landing launch vehicles.

Mit europäischen Recycling-Raketen zu mehr Nachhaltigkeit in der Raumfahrt

Das Deutsche Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) und fünf europäische Unternehmen haben sich im Projekt RETALT (RETro Propulsion Assisted Landing Technologies) zusammengeschlossen, um gemeinsam die Erforschung und Entwicklung von Schlüsseltechnologien für europäische rückwärtslandende Raketen voranzutreiben. Über drei Jahre untersucht das Konsortium die Aerodynamik, die Aerothermodynamik, also die Oberflächentemperaturen während des Flugs, die gesamte Flugdynamik bei Flug und Rückflug, Navigation und Steuerung sowie Strukturteile, Materialien und Mechanismen.

Orbit Fab Demonstrates Satellite Refueling Technology on Space Station

A startup company that plans to develop tankers for refueling satellites has completed a key test of its technology on the International Space Station.

Twin NASA Satellites Will Ride SpaceX Falcon Heavy to Study Earth’s Ionosphere

NASA will be launching two identical miniature satellites next week as part of a project designed to help scientists understand how Earth’s atmosphere muddies the radio signals we rely on.

A rover for Phobos and Deimos

Mars has two small moons, Phobos and Deimos. These are the target of the Japanese Martian Moons eXploration (MMX) mission, which also involves international partners. Scheduled for launch in 2024. it will enter Mars orbit n 2025, and return samples to Earth in 2029. The spacecraft will carry a German-French rover that will land on either Phobos or Deimos and explore the surface in detail for several months.

Arianespace and ESA announce Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer launch contract

The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, Juice, will ride into space on an Ariane launch vehicle, Arianespace and ESA confirmed today at the International Paris Air Show.

Indien plant eigene Raumstation bis 2030

Indien plant bis 2030 den Bau einer eigenen Raumstation. Nach den vorläufigen Vorstellungen soll sie 20 Tonnen wiegen und von Astronauten für 15 bis 20 Tage angeflogen werden, teilte die indische Raumfahrtagentur ISRO mit. Hauptaufgabe der Station sei es, Experimente unter den Bedingungen der Mikrogravitation zu ermöglichen, heißt es. […]

Will Orbit Beyond’s Indian Lander Be Built In Florida or India?

Confirming the development, Team Indus engineer Ananth Ramesh told TOI: “Yes, we will be building the lander. It is most likely to be built in India too.” Team Indus CEO Rahul Narayan was in the US to sign the contract documents on Thursday

International Experiments Selected for China’s Space Station

The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs and the China Manned Space Agency have announced the winners of their joint opportunity to conduct experiments onboard the China Space Station.

Meet Ariane 6 and Vega C: Europe’s New ‘Rideshare’ Rockets (Videos)

Europe is taking advantage of the small-satellite trend by building two rockets that act as a rideshare, taking several spacecraft up at the same time.

DLR and ONERA – joint research into AI for the aerospace sector

On 17 June 2019, during the 53rd Paris Air Show at Le Bourget, the German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) and the French research organisation ONERA (Office National d’Études et de Recherches Aérospatiales) met at the DLR stand to agree their collaboration in the field of artificial intelligence (AI).

Arianespace and ESA announce Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer launch contract

The Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer, JUICE, will ride into space on an Ariane launch vehicle, Arianespace and ESA confirmed today at the International Paris Air Show.

ESA’s new mission to intercept a comet

‘Comet Interceptor’ has been selected as ESA’s new fast-class mission in its Cosmic Vision Programme. Comprising three spacecraft, it will be the first to visit a truly pristine comet or other interstellar object that is only just starting its journey into the inner Solar System.

ESA’s new mission to intercept a comet

MAPHEUS: Hefekulturen in Schwerelosigkeit

Gestern am frühen Morgen startete von der Raketenbasis ESRANGE im Norden Schwedens die Rakete MAPHEUS-8 zu einem kurzen Flug in 240 Kilometer Höhe. An Bord waren nicht nur neue Systeme zur Flugüberwachung, die an Bord unter realen Bedingungen getestet wurden, sondern auch Hefe. Sie könnte eine wichtige Rolle bei der Ernährung von Astronauten spielen.

Hochinstrumentierte Rakete bringt Hefe, Nervenzellen und metallische Legierungen in die Schwerelosigkeit

Am 13. Juni 2019 um 4:21 Uhr wurde die Stille im Norden Schwedens von dröhnenden Raketentriebwerken unterbrochen. Die Mission ATEK (Antriebstechnologien und Komponenten für Trägersysteme) des Deutschen Zentrums für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) beförderte Health-Monitoring-Systeme für kritische Trägerkomponenten, eine Hybridgehäusestruktur und eine MAPHEUS-8 Nutzlast aus verschiedenen biologischen und materialwissenschaftlichen Experimenten in eine Höhe von rund 240 Kilometern.

Secret of the Sun’s Early Spin May Be Buried in Moon Rock

NASA may discover the secrets of the sun’s early history in an unlikely location: Earth’s moon.

Moon & Apollo 11

Smithsonian Extends Apollo 11 Spacecraft Tour, Adds Stop in Cincinnati

The spacecraft that carried the crew of the first moon landing to and from Earth 50 years ago has just had its current mission extended.

‘Apollo’s Moon Shot’ Series Shows History of Human Lunar Exploration

A new Smithsonian Channel series celebrates the artifacts that led to Apollo 11’s triumphant moon landing 50 years ago, and shares behind-the-scenes stories from the mission.

Reconstructing the Cost of the One Giant Leap

How much did Project Apollo cost? Planetary Society experts answered that question by revisiting primary sources and reconstructing Apollo’s entire cost history from 1960 – 1973.

‘Chasing the Moon’ Shows Nazi Past of Engineer Wernher Von Braun in Early Space Program (Video)

A new clip from the forthcoming PBS series “Chasing the Moon” shows the Nazi past of Wernher von Braun, one of NASA’s top rocket engineers from the early days of American spaceflight.

Will Apollo Nostalgia Help NASA Get Its Artemis Moon Money?

The wave of Apollo 11 nostalgia that’s building in the public consciousness ahead of the landing’s 50th anniversary certainly won’t hurt the Artemis project’s funding prospects.

Apollo 8 Astronauts Describe Watching Moon Swallow Stars in New Film

A movie following the journey of Apollo 8, the first trip astronauts took around the moon, shares the feelings the crewmembers experienced as they encountered their destination.

New Website Replays Apollo 11 First Moon Landing Mission in Real Time

NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover

The Mast Is Raised for NASA’s Mars 2020 Rover

NASA’s 2020 Mars Rover Gets Its 1st Wheels, and a Mast, Too (Ahoy!)

You Can Watch NASA’s Build Its Mars 2020 Rover Live Online

Further title news / Weitere Titelmeldungen

Wie sich Deutschlands Raumfahrt im All behaupten will

NASA to Adjust SOFIA Flying Telescope’s Operations to Improve Productivity

Das fliegende Labor

What to Expect when LightSail 2 Launches into Space

LightSail 2 Launch Viewing: Tips & Tricks

NASA Spacecraft Spots ‘Star Trek’ Logo on Mars

eROSITA – die Jagd nach der Dunklen Energie beginnt

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Turns 10, with Lessons for Moon Missions

NASA’s Webb Telescope Will Survey Saturn and its Moon Titan

Wissenschaft an Bord der ISS

Final Week for Station Trio as Science Continues Unabated

Today’s Advanced Research Goes From Free-flying Robots to Anti-Gravity Pants

Crew Preps for Split, Studies Space Effects on Human Body

Biomedicine and Physics Research During Crew Departure Preps Today

Alzheimer’s Research and Homecoming Packing Aboard Lab Today

Die ESO trägt zum Schutz der Erde vor gefährlichen Asteroiden bei

Sunrise, Sunset: Amazing Astronaut Views Show Our Changing Planet from Space

NASA’s OSIRIS-REx Probe Breaks Its Close-Orbit Record at Asteroid Bennu

Bam! Fresh Crater Spied on Mars — and It Looks Spectacular

Der Ozean eines Jupitermondes enthält eine wichtige Zutat für Leben

Yes, Saturn’s Rings Are Awesome — NASA’s Cassini Showed Us Just HOW Awesome.

Frisches Ammoniak auf Pluto

Thule: Uralt und unverändert

Astronaut Snaps Stunning View of Venus Over an Earth Sunrise

Amazing Moon Photos from NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Hubble observes tiny galaxy with big heart [heic1911]

‘Cold Quasars’ May Be at the End of Their Lives, But They Can Still Birth Stars

This Tiny Galaxy Has a Pretty Big Black Hole

Does the Gas in Galaxy Clusters Flow Like Honey?

NASA-Chef Bridenstine beziffert Kosten des Mondprogramms auf 20 bis 30 Milliarden Dollar

NASA Chief Says Returning Astronauts to the Moon Could Cost $30 Billion

NASA Stands Its Ground On Climate Change Science

Back To The Moon – By Any Means Necessary

Video: U.S. Chamber of Commerce Event on ISS and Gateway Commercialization

CASIS Apparently Wants An Expanded Role on ISS Commercialization

NASA’s ‘Green’ Fuel Will Make Its Space Debut on SpaceX Falcon Heavy Mission

India Will Launch an Ambitious Moon Orbiter-Lander-Rover Combo in July

SpaceX Falcon Heavy Will Launch NASA Probe to Study Space Radiation

A NASA Atomic Clock on SpaceX’s Next Falcon Heavy Will Pioneer Mars Travel Tech

NASA Wants to Build a ‘Starshade’ to Hunt Alien Planets. Here’s How It Would Work

Relativity to Build Factory for 3D-Printed Rockets at NASA’s Stennis Space Center

NASA Eyes Wild Space Tech Ideas to Mine the Moon (and Asteroids, Too!)

European reusable launch systems for more sustainability in spaceflight

Mit europäischen Recycling-Raketen zu mehr Nachhaltigkeit in der Raumfahrt

Orbit Fab Demonstrates Satellite Refueling Technology on Space Station

Twin NASA Satellites Will Ride SpaceX Falcon Heavy to Study Earth’s Ionosphere

A rover for Phobos and Deimos

Arianespace and ESA announce Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer launch contract

Indien plant eigene Raumstation bis 2030

Will Orbit Beyond’s Indian Lander Be Built In Florida or India?

International Experiments Selected for China’s Space Station

Meet Ariane 6 and Vega C: Europe’s New ‘Rideshare’ Rockets (Videos)

DLR and ONERA – joint research into AI for the aerospace sector

Arianespace and ESA announce Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer launch contract

ESA’s new mission to intercept a comet

ESA’s new mission to intercept a comet

MAPHEUS: Hefekulturen in Schwerelosigkeit

Hochinstrumentierte Rakete bringt Hefe, Nervenzellen und metallische Legierungen in die Schwerelosigkeit

Secret of the Sun’s Early Spin May Be Buried in Moon Rock

Moon & Apollo 11

Smithsonian Extends Apollo 11 Spacecraft Tour, Adds Stop in Cincinnati

‘Apollo’s Moon Shot’ Series Shows History of Human Lunar Exploration

Reconstructing the Cost of the One Giant Leap

‘Chasing the Moon’ Shows Nazi Past of Engineer Wernher Von Braun in Early Space Program (Video)

Will Apollo Nostalgia Help NASA Get Its Artemis Moon Money?

Apollo 8 Astronauts Describe Watching Moon Swallow Stars in New Film

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