Satellite News

Rocket Lab’s debut mission from American soil will lift off from Virginia on Jan. 23, if all goes according to plan.

The strange 7-year dimming of a distant star was caused when its oddball stellar companion eclipsed it. The event was serendipitously caught by astronomers and won’t occur again for centuries.

The magnetic fields swept up on the surface of the Local Bubble influence where star formation occurs in the vicinity of the sun.

A ‘green pea’ galaxy seen in an early James Webb Space Telescope image may be the most chemically primitive galaxy ever discovered.

A robotic SpaceX capsule splashed down off the coast of Florida on Wednesday morning (Jan. 11), wrapping up its six-week cargo mission.

NASA’s Jupiter explorer Juno’s memory is back online, and most of the precious images of the gas giant and its volcanic moon Io Juno took just before the glitch hit have been salvaged.

The sun has fired off its third powerful X-class solar flare in less than a week, scoring an explosive hat trick.

Russia will launch an empty Soyuz capsule to the International Space Station February to replace a damaged spacecraft that is unsafe to return its crew.