Satellite News

Leading satellite operator Eutelsat has accused the Islamic Republic of Iran of jamming two of its satellites used to broadcast television and radio from outside the country.

Scientists have acknowledged for months that the mission’s end was near, and now, a continent-size dust storm is darkening the Martian skies, further impacting power production.

Fabulous portraits of Jupiter’s mysterious icy moon Europa captured by NASA’s Juno mission reveals the moon, which may possibly harbor life, in unexpected colors.

Strange, dark-veined meteorites rained down on Earth when a fireball exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, in February 2013.

The Rocket Lab mission, nicknamed “It Argos Up From Here” will lift off at Friday (Oct. 7) at 1:09 p.m. EDT.

The stars are so close that the white dwarf can steal matter from its companion, and this matter piles up and explodes on the white dwarf’s surface.

In new research, we used data from InSight to detect and locate four high-speed meteoroid collisions, and then tracked down the resulting craters.

Mercury will appear brighter in the sky over the coming weeks. At dawn on Saturday, Oct. 8, skywatchers in the northern hemisphere can see Mercury at its farthest from the sunrise.