Satellite News

NASA’s solar-powered spacecraft, Juno, will take another spin past Jupiter’s moon Io on Sunday (July 30) with its 52nd pass being its closest approach to the volcanic moon yet.

That ill-fated dive of the Titan submersible and loss of its deep ocean exploring occupants has sparked conversation and debate in the world of public space travel.

Robot Rollin’ Justin is a pioneer in testing how astronauts can control a machine on another world. He just finished a test on the simulated sands of a Mars-like world.

Researchers have found a new way to measure dark energy — the mysterious force that is causing the expansion of the entire universe to accelerate — using data from our own cosmic backyard.

Mars’ mighty Olympus Mons may have once been a volcanic island surrounded by an ocean nearly 4 miles deep, according to geological evidence found in towering cliffs that ring the extinct volcano.

Europe’s Aeolus satellite will crash back to Earth today (July 28) in an unprecedented ‘assisted reentry’ that could provide a template for other missions.

It’s been a full month since Kelly Haston moved to ‘Mars.’ As commander of NASA’s CHAPEA mission, Haston and her three crewmates volunteered to live for more than a year inside ‘Mars Dune Alpha.’

SpaceX’s Falcon Heavy was photographed from space by Maxar Technologies before the rocket launches their largest satellite ever.