ESA’s Large ATV Cargo Spacecraft Lifts Off
ESA’s ATV-3, named after Italian physicist and space pioneer Edoardo Amaldi, lifted off from Kourou, French Guiana, today at 04:34 GMT (05:34... Read more →
Moot Court Tackles Space Debris Concerns
The winning 2011 moot court team (Credits: International Institute Space Law). What happens if a satellite’s orbit degrades and it re-enters... Read more →
Experimental Payloads Selected For Commercial Suborbital Flights
Researchers performing experiments onboard a NASA-sponsored parabolic flight in 2011 (Credits: NASA). Source: NASA NASA's Flight Opportunities... Read more →
Metal Object Found in Siberia Likely Not from Space
On March 18, inhabitants of the Siberian village Otradnesnky found a large metal object in a nearby forest after reportedly seeing it fall out... Read more →
Meteor 1-1, Last Views of a Historic Spacecraft
Meteor 1-1, the very first version of the Meteor satellite network, is performing its final orbits after having spent more then 4 decades in Earth... Read more →
NASA’s International Space App Challenge
On April 21 and 22 of 2012, the two day International Space App Challenge (ISAC) will take place in different cities around the world. The... Read more →