Satellite News

The Australian Space Agency is building a moon rover called “Roo-ver,” slated to launch as early as 2026.

A new camera on the South Pole Telescope has used the Cosmic Microwave Background as a celestial treasure map that could lead to the secrets of dark matter.

Observations of galactic clusters made by the eROSITA X-ray all-sky survey could help solve a troubling tension in cosmology surrounding the ‘lumpiness’ of matter in the universe.

Astronomers have discovered a remarkable binary system in which a dead white dwarf star orbits a tiny stellar companion 72 times in 24 hours. The observation could help explain how tiny stars are born.

Space.com has an exclusive excerpt from New York Times bestselling author David Mack’s “Picard: Firewall,” a new Star Trek novel featuring former Borg drone Seven of Nine.

Astronomers have discovered a quasar that remained hidden for over the years is the brightest ever, powered by the fastest growing black hole ever discovered that eats a sun every day.

The new lunar simulation video game “Moonshot” offers players the chance to build and manage their own settlements on the moon’s surface.

In Spring 2024, NASA will launch two tiny twin satellites as part of the PREFIRE mission that will journey to the poles to collect data that will help monitor climate change.