Press Clips Week 28-2017
Multiple Fatalities Prompt Roscosmos to Step Up Safety Measures The death of two workers following the June 14, 2017, launch of a Soyuz rocket... Read more →
Press Clips Week 27-2017
Lunar Rescue: Astronauts Can Move Fallen Comrades with New Tool Space is a harsh, unforgiving environment, so there's a good chance of an astronaut... Read more →
Press Clips Week 26-2017
China’s Long March 5 Fails on Second Orbital Mission, Innovative Shijian-18 Satellite Lost China’s most powerful rocket suffered a major setback... Read more →
Press Clips Week 25-2017
Falcon 9 Rocket Blasts Off From Vandenberg Air Force Base Using New Automated Safety System A Falcon 9 rocket soared through a mostly clear sky... Read more →
D-Sat, a Space Debris Mitigation Satellite Mission
D-Orbit, a space systems company based in Italy, is about to launch D-Sat, a satellite with the ability to remove itself from orbit in a direct and... Read more →
Press Clips Week 24-2017
A Spy Satellite Buzzed the Space Station this Month, and Noone Knows Why About six weeks ago, SpaceX launched a spy satellite into low Earth orbit... Read more →
Press Clips Week 23-2017
Space Matter: The Trouble with Spacesuits Every aspect of space travel is difficult, but perhaps the hardest is the act of walking in space. When... Read more →
Mars – Moon: How Do We Get There?
GLEX 2017 second day continued to look deep into significance of global cooperation and international partnerships within space exploration. Indeed,... Read more →
Will Space Exploration lead us to a Global Space Agency?
The Global Space Exploration Conference (GLEX 2017) has officially opened its doors on Monday 6 June 2017 with a welcome address by Li Yuanchao,... Read more →
Press Clips Week 22-2017
Human Space Colony On Mars Would be Awful Idea, ESA Chief Says Living on Mars would not be as rad as people think. The head of the European Space... Read more →