Chelyabinsk Meteorite Delivered…Scriptures?
For many centuries, the workings of the celestial realm were considered wondrous, and frequently indicated the intentions of a higher being.... Read more →
Cygnus Launch Rescheduled Following Weather Delay
Orbital Sciences Corp's Cygnus demonstration mission to supply the International Space Station is back on track after a small snag. As NASA... Read more →
A Lull in Solar Activity as Old Satellite Prepared to Monitor Space Weather
There's all kinds of news relating to the sun and space weather these days. First up, an odd lull in solar activity, accompanying a total absence... Read more →
Skycorp Announces End of Life Servicing for Geostationary Satellites
On September 12, Skycorp Incorporated announced a new service to remove end of life geostationary satellites into graveyard orbits. The service,... Read more →
Roscosmos Explains Soyuz Display Glitch
On September 10, the last three members of International Space Station Expedition 36 landed in Kazakhstan. At the time, it seemed like a... Read more →
Cross-Talk: Space Law in Down-To-Earth English
150 Shades of “Assumption” The phrase “assumption of risk” is an excellent illustration of the extent to which uncritical use of words... Read more →