Satellite News

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter recently imaged the moon’s Malapert Massif, a potential touchdown locale for NASA’s Artemis 3 astronaut mission.

NASA has selected Firefly Aerospace to land payloads on the moon and send another into orbit to provide communications with the lunar far side.

SpaceX plans to launch two Falcon 9 rockets less than five hours apart on Friday (March 17), and you can watch the back-to-back action live.

The USPS dropped news of a surprise space stamp, revealing it plans to mark the upcoming plunge to Earth by the OSIRIS-REx capsule carrying the largest sample ever collected from an asteroid.

The near-Earth asteroid 2023 EY will pass within 149,000 miles (239,800 kilometers) of Earth tonight (March 16), and you can watch it live thanks to a free telescope livestream.

Remnants of a modern glacier have been found near Mars’ equator, suggesting ice may still exist at shallow depths in the area, which could have significant implications for future human exploration.

When the first Canadian to launch to the moon lifts off with NASA’s next Artemis mission, he or she will do so wearing a new symbol of Canada’s efforts in space: the Canadian Space Agency’s new logo.

University of Arizona students’ inflatable “beach ball” antenna prototype could change the way small satellites send data back to Earth.