Satellite News

North Korea’s second attempt to launch a spy satellite this year ended in failure, after the rocket carrying the satellite encountered a stage-separation issue on Aug. 23.

A brown dwarf just 18.5 light-years from Earth has been found to host radiation belts. But why are scientists are so excited about this?

A robotic Russian Progress cargo spacecraft is scheduled to arrive at the International Space Station late tonight (Aug. 24), and you can watch the action live.

India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission landed near the moon’s south pole on Wednesday (Aug. 23). Its expected lifetime is one lunar day, or two Earth weeks, until the sun sets on the moon.

The International Space Station fired its engines for 21 seconds to move out of the way of space debris on Aug. 24, Russia’s space agency Roscosmos said through state media.

The Solar Orbiter has spotted tiny short-lived “picojets” for the first time. In just one minute, these tiny jets emit enough energy to power 10,000 households for a year.

An interview with writer Charles Soule about the new Marvel Comics miniseries event, ‘Star Wars: Dark Droids.’

There’s a new Mandalorian warrior in town and her name is Sabine Wren. Learn more about her role in Star Wars Rebels, the Ahsoka series, and more.