Satellite News

ArianeGroup’s ‘Susie’ is a fully reusable craft designed to fit future rockets, one of which is being made right now for Arianespace.

The Space Force just unveiled its official song, a 40-second ditty called “Semper Supra” (Latin for “always above.”)

Ingenuity traveled about 308 feet (94 meters) on Sunday (Sept. 18), staying aloft for more than 55 seconds and reaching a maximum speed of 10.6 mph (17.1 kph).

The U.S. Space Force is conducting a training exercise known as ‘Black Skies’ that will focus on electronic warfare tactics such as real-world satellite jamming.

By simulating the removal of craters left on the lunar surface by asteroid impacts, astronomers peered over 4 billion years back in time.

NASA will try out planetary defense technology with its Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART) this month, but don’t worry — it’s not because a space rock is just about to hit us.

What’s shaking on Mars? Thanks to the InSight lander scientists now know part of the answer is space rock impacts. The lander’s seismometer has ‘heard’ at least four strikes.

The loudest sound in the universe, an epic “space roar”, was detected in 2006 and scientists still don’t know what’s causing it.