Geomagnetic Onslaught Resumes
As the lead up to the 2013 solar maximum continues, another Sunspot cluster has shot two coronal mass ejections (CME) straight for Earth. Both... Read more →
Debate on Government Risk-sharing Indemnification Heats Up
The debate on whether the government should share the risk of space launches is once again under discussion, since the US Federal Aviation... Read more →
More Details on NRO Spy Telescope Transfer to NASA Revealed
The Hubble Space Telescope, which is soon to be retired, has many similarities to the NRO telescopes (Credits: NASA). A USA Today article... Read more →
Goodbye Envisat, or legal issues associated with the threat of a massive space debris
This scale model of Envisat shows the relative size of the craft that now poses a threat to other orbiting satellites (Credits: ESA). An... Read more →
Micrometeoroid Hit ISS Cupola
On June 10, ISS crew spotted a micrometeoroid impact on Cupola Window 2. The window was immediately shuttered and damage appears to be... Read more →
Perpetual Twilight from ISS
The International Space Station is in a state of continuous twilight at the moment - the sun never quite rising or setting. Astronaut Don Pettit sent... Read more →