Crashed mystery sphere in Brazil could be coolant tank
Thousands of locals are flocking to the Brazilian village of Riacho dos Poços to see a large metal object that reportedly fell from the sky.... Read more →
The Last Word on Space Sustainability
In the third and final day of the International Space University (ISU) Symposium on Sustainability of Space Activities, speakers addressed topics... Read more →
Solar Dynamics Observatory Captures Partial Eclipse
Source: NASA On February 21, 2012, the Moon moved in between NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO) satellite and the Sun (seen here in extreme... Read more →
Space Sustainability Day 2
Today’s article picks up from yesterday’s “Three Days for Space Sustainability.” ISU professor and program director Chris Welch... Read more →
Report Calls for Hardening of Space, Ground Infrastructure Against EMPs
On February 22, a Defense Select Committee produced a report urging members of the British Parliament to invest in developing technologies to... Read more →
Photograph Captures Rocket Launched into Northern Lights
On February 18, a rocket was launched from Poker Flats, Alaska into the arctic aurora, or northern lights. The two-stage Terrier-Black Brant rocket... Read more →