Satellite News

March’s full moon, often referred to as the “Worm Moon,” rises after sunset on Monday and reaches its peak, shining its brightest in the early hours of Tuesday (March 7).

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine over a year ago has caused serious damage to Russia’s ability to participate in international space ventures.

Japan’s powerful new H3 rocket failed its first test flight, losing an Earth-observing satellite on Monday (March 6).

The Melter-Sublimator for Ice Science (MSIS) instrument offers a unique opportunity to help scientists process ice deposits on other worlds in a much more efficient way.

NASA’s Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) is back to normal operations after controllers successfully reset its computer March 2, NASA said.

Come on, be honest: It’s not like this was a really big surprise or anything.

In new research, astronomers have mapped the magnetic field in the historic Tycho supernova remnant that accelerates charged particles close to the speed of light.

Scientists have taken a big step towards figuring out where building blocks of life such as amino acids and amines form in space.