San Jose State University to Develop Space Tourism Safety Standards with NASA
The cooperation between San Jose State University and NASA dates back to the 1990s (Credits: San Jose State University). San Jose State... Read more →
DLR Demonstrates Space Debris Location by Laser
For the first time in Europe, the German Aerospace Agency (DLR) in cooperation with an Austrian Laser station in Graz has successfully demonstrated... Read more →
Vega Successfully Launches from Kourou
After a long, well-publicized run-up to its inaugural flight, ESA’s new Vega rocket launched flawlessly and on schedule from the Kourou spaceport... Read more →
Satellite Spots Syrian Violence from Space
Satellite images reveal the ongoing violence taking place in Syria according to the US State Department. In a Facebook posting on February 10, the... Read more →
New Long March Rockets To Fly Within Five Years
China's Long March -5, -6, and -7 are expected to make their maiden flights by 2017. The Long March rocket family has already proved to be efficient... Read more →
Iridium 33 and Cosmos 2251, Three Years Later
A map of the debris clouds just after the Irrium 33/Cosmos 2251 collision (Credits: Celestrak/AGI Viewer 9). February 10, 2012 marks the third... Read more →