Satellite News

John Glenn’s last correspondence before his death was to approve the use of his name for Blue Origin’s first orbital-class rocket. Glenn hailed the booster for what it could enable for spaceflight.

NASA astronaut Don Pettit continues to give us great views of Earth from the ISS, this time beaming home video of green auroras shimmering over bright city lights.

The Vera C. Rubin Observatory’s Legacy Survey of Space and Time should spot many new “dark comets” after coming online in July 2025.

Movies are usually shot on 35mm, but we’re feeling the 380mm barrage for this one. For Super Earth!

SpaceX and NASA are targeting Jan. 15 for the launch of the private Blue Ghost moon lander from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

Sierra Space and NASA’s Johnson Space Center are conducting simulations to prepare for the Dream Chaser space plane’s first flight to the International Space Station.

Einstein may have been troubled enough by entanglement to call it “spooky action at a distance” but scientists have discovered it operates at small scales between quarks and gluons in protons.