Satellite News

The camera team behind the first HD panorama that NASA’s Perseverance rover snapped on the surface of Mars will discuss the new imagery in a live Q&A on Thursday (Feb. 25) at 4 p.m. EST (2100 GMT).

The Perseverance Mars rover’s “sky crane” descent stage made the ultimate sacrifice last week, and we now have a photo to memorialize the flying robot’s heroic death.

Perseverance has captured a high-definition, 360-degree panorama of its surroundings on the floor of Mars’ Jezero Crater, which harbored a lake and a river delta billions of years ago.

SpaceX is switching out one of the three Raptor engines on its Starship SN10 prototype, likely pushing the vehicle’s high-altitude test flight back a bit.

NASA’s moon megarocket is facing yet another testing delay ahead of the vehicle’s expected first flight for the Artemis program.

NASA will hold a press conference today, Feb. 24, to discuss two upcoming spacewalks at the International Space Station and you can watch live.

One lucky winner will be walking away with a commemorative U.S. Space Force silver coin, courtesy of the Space Store!

NASA’s most powerful rover yet is regularly sending back images from the Red Planet, and you can stay updated on the Perseverance mission’s latest snapshots.