NASA has arranged for a team of scientists to spend nine months evaluating unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAPs.

A team of scientists have used satellite data to detect methane plumes from an offshore platform in the Gulf of Mexico. This is the first time that individual methane plumes

Continue readingMethane emissions detected over offshore platform in the Gulf of Mexico

A space-enabled system to help clear congested skies while reducing carbon emissions is going global, following a deal signed today between satellite communications provider Inmarsat and ESA.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson helped hand out food with an extra serving of STEM activities to children and families at New Beginnings Church – The Gathering Place in Orlando, Florida,

Continue readingNASA Administrator, STEM Partner Connect Orlando Children with Artemis

NASA’s next-generation space observatory has sustained its first noticeable micrometeoroid impact less than six months after launch, but the agency isn’t too concerned.

Elevated vapor measurements during propellant loading of SpaceX’s Dragon cargo capsule have delayed the launch of the CRS-25 mission to no earlier than June 28.

One summer evening when I was a child, I remember being mystified and then startled at a huge round shape slowly creeping up behind my friend Nancy’s house, which sat

Continue readingWhy does the moon look close some nights and far away on other nights?

European aerospace company Airbus will send a 3D printer to the International Space Station next year as a first step in its plans to set up an orbital satellite factory.

Russia wants to restart a German black-hole searching telescope aboard a Russian satellite; the telescope was mothballed on German orders in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy will travel to Noordwijk, Netherlands, to participate in the ESA (European Space Agency) Council Meeting on Wednesday, June 15.