Satellite News

Star Wars: Skeleton Crew explores the New Republic era from a new, innocent perspective, but there’s more than meets the eye…

Active volcanoes were erupting on the far side of the moon 2.8 billion years ago, the first lunar samples returned from the far side reveal. 1

A company that crafts knife handles from leftover rocket metal and the wood from trees surrounding the launch pad has created a limited piece celebrating the anniversary of Europe’s venerable Ariane.

Asteroids colliding with neutron stars could account for mysterious blasts of energy called fast radio bursts by releasing enough energy to supply humanity’s power needs for one hundred million years.

The Big Bang may not have been the origin of the universe’s most mysterious matter. Instead, dark matter could have been created in a second creation event, a “Dark Big Bang.”

Energetic particles that arise when cosmic rays hit Earth’s atmosphere could help assess hidden damage to buildings in Ukraine after the war.

The European-Japanese BepiColombo probe made a close flyby of Mercury on Dec. 1, 2024 and captured an image of the planet.

Data processing for NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory and IRIS probe are down for a while, thanks to a burst water pipe in a server room used by the missions.