Satellite News

Scientists have produced various models of the Leonid meteor shower and all of them are indicating that the Earth will intersect a few “rivers of rubble” left behind by comet Tempel-Tuttle this year.

New supercomputer simulations help explain why exoplanets about twice the size of Earth are rare.

With NASA getting ready to return to the moon, a blanket company is ready to “cover” all your launch and lunar viewing needs. Rumpl now has a collection of NASA Artemis products.

NASA’s CAPSTONE spacecraft slipped into orbit around the moon on Sunday evening (Nov. 13), becoming the first cubesat ever to visit Earth’s nearest neighbor.

NASA still aims to launch its Artemis 1 moon rocket on Wednesday (Nov. 16), but a few boxes must be checked first.