Satellite News

As the United States continues to leverage more commercial satellites for intelligence and communications work, Russia has warned these craft may become a “legitimate target” for wartime operations.

A team of physicists has found that the remnant of a neutron star merger observed in 2019 has just the right mass to be a strange hypothetical quark star.

An intermediate spiral galaxy called NGC 1961 was photographed by NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope, revealing gorgeous spiral arms and glittering, blue regions of bright young stars.

Inspiration4 raised $250 million for charity during the first-ever all-private crewed mission to orbit, and it’s just the start of a program using SpaceX vehicles for private flights.

The Sept. 28 SpaceX launch on behalf of the Space Development Agency slipped due to supply chain problems, with bid issues and software development also contributing.

A ‘disconnection event’ in the bright Comet Leonard caught the eyes of judges at Royal Observatory Greenwich.

NASA’s Perseverance Mars rover has collected four samples from an ancient Red Planet river delta in the past few months, and all point toward a formerly habitable environment.

Saturn’s rings might have formed 100 million years ago when one of its icy moons was ripped apart by the planet’s gravity.