Technology & Innovation
Astronauts Replace ISS Antenna During 6.5‑Hour Spacewalk
Anil Menon and Sophie Adenot completed a six‑and‑a‑half‑hour EVA to install a new Space‑to‑Ground antenna on the International Space Station.
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Astronomy & Universe
Gamma-ray signal could be long-awaited evidence for WIMPs
A potential gamma-ray signal might provide the first indirect clues to the as-yet-undetected dark matter.
Astronomy & Universe
New Observations Reveal Bubbling Surface of Betelgeuse
Astronomers have captured Betelgeuse in a completely new light, showing its surface in unprecedented detail.
Astronomy & Universe
Pandora Mission Begins Study of Exoplanets and Host Stars
NASA's Pandora mission starts observing exoplanet atmospheres as the first Astrophysics Pioneers satellite.
Astronomy & Universe
New Chandra X-ray Gallery Shows Galactic Diversity
NASA has released a collection of X-ray images of various galaxies that highlights their different shapes and structures.
Space Industry & Business
Space Angel receives $1.75 million from Western Australian Government to advance spaceport plans
The Western Australian Government has selected Space Angel as the recipient of the Spaceport Establishment Support Grant worth $1.75 million. The funding aims to move forward with plans for a spaceport in Western Australia.
Mars & Moon
Moon’s First Airport – Gateway Set to Become Lunar Hub
Within the next two decades NASA’s planned Gateway could turn the Moon into a busy hub for crewed and uncrewed missions.
Space Industry & Business
Lonestar Data Holdings hires Polish startup Ares Shield to protect off‑Earth data centers
Florida‑based Lonestar Data Holdings has contracted Polish startup Ares Shield to safeguard its space‑based data facilities. The agreement could be worth up to six million dollars.
Technology & Innovation
Tegende Unveils NewTEN Steerable Antenna for Small Satellites
Tegende introduced the NewTEN, a two‑axis steerable reflector antenna, at the 2026 SmallSat conference to boost communications performance for compact spacecraft.
Astronomy & Universe
Tiny red dots may reside in ultra‑dense galaxies
Tiny red dots observed in the cosmos may be hidden within small, ultra‑dense galaxies weighing roughly a billion times the mass of the Sun.
Astronomy & Universe
Partial Lunar Eclipse on August 27‑28 – Best View Until 2028
A deep partial lunar eclipse will occur overnight from August 27 to August 28, covering about 96 % of the Moon and offering the best view of its kind until New Year’s Eve 2028.