Satellite News

January’s Full Wolf Moon rises on Thursday (Jan. 25), marking the first full moon of 2024 and shining between the claws of Cancer, the Crab.

A machine learning-based search for TESS data anomalies could lead us to proof of alien life.

The motions of satellites in galaxy groups tell us that such groupings, and therefore possibly the universe, are younger than what standard cosmology tells us.

A newly released photo shows SLIM, Japan’s first successful moon lander, resting on the lunar surface.

NASA completed a new Artemis moon program test on Jan. 23, firing one of its Space Launch System RS-25 engines for about eight minutes.

NASA’s Scout impact-assessment system told astronomers where and when the tiny space rock would crash on Sunday morning (Jan. 21).

A newly imaged star cluster is birthing groups of three, four and five stars, confirming the prevailing wisdom that the universe forms its stars in multiples.

As NASA leadership paused to remember fallen astronauts, the agency urged its employees to “think smaller” and focus on all the items to keep future crews like Artemis 2 safe.