Satellite News

Luna-25, Russia’s first moon mission in nearly half a century, has reached lunar orbit, the nation’s space agency Roscosmos reported today (Aug. 16).

The United States Space Force has activated its first and only unit dedicated to targeting other nations’ satellites and the ground stations that support them.

Europe’s most active volcano, Italy’s Mount Etna, erupted on Sunday (Aug. 13) after weeks of puffing out odd smoke rings. Here is how it looked from space.

Astrophotographer Miguel Claro captured a stunning time-lapse video of solar flares dancing across the sun from the Dark Sky Alqueva site in Portugal.

While there are hints that dark energy may be ‘phantom,’ its true nature remains frustratingly elusive, a new study reports.

‘Who better to leave this planet and dive into the unknown than a migrant farm worker?’ Michael Peña, as José Hernández, asks and answers that question in ‘A Million Miles Away,’ coming to Amazon.

NASA brought a small group of reporters to its Kennedy Space Center to see three spacecraft, including the Orion for Artemis 2. A Canadian reporter was there to see it.

NASA is emphasizing a seamless transition to future private space stations in low-Earth orbit, but officials say the shift will not be easy.