Satellite News

Recovery teams have already found some pieces of the Chinese surveillance balloon, which an F-22 fighter jet shot down on Saturday (Feb. 4).

The mysterious Russian satellite Kosmos 2499 broke apart in early January, and the U.S. Space Force is already tracking 85 pieces of debris from the incident.

Images from all around the world celebrated the ‘micromoon’ of February 2023, including pictures of monuments and a SpaceX Falcon 9 launch.

Some previous detections of Chinese surveillance balloons in U.S. airspace were initially categorized as “unidentified aerial phenomena,” according to a report in The New York Times.

Two watch brands are celebrating the historic associations they had with the U.S. space program. Accutron is reviving its “Astronaut” line, while Bulova is continuing its “Lunar Pilot” series.

A United States company may touch down on the moon for the first time in 2023, but who will make the debut landing is hard to predict.

ULA’s heavy-lift Vulcan Centaur rocket could launch for the first time in the next few months, if testing continues to go well.

Astronomers have directly imaged a brown dwarf, a so-called “failed star,” in the Hyades cluster, which lies 150 light-years from Earth.