Artemis II: training, science, and how to send your name around the Moon
Artemis II will test Orion with astronauts, carry your name around the Moon, and open a new stage for NASA and Europe in space exploration.
Astronomy
3I/ATLAS, the interstellar visitor that Europe is closely monitoring
3I/ATLAS explained: NASA and ESA data, key dates and visibility in Europe. Safe distance, speed and composition.
Amazon Leo takes over from Kuiper and accelerates its satellite internet rollout in Spain
Amazon renames Kuiper to Leo: LEO network with Nano, Pro, and Ultra antennas, station in Santander, and CNMC registration. Dates, coverage, and customers.
Blue Origin achieves the first landing of the New Glenn and launches the ESCAPADE mission
Blue Origin launches New Glenn with Escapade to Mars and recovers its propellant for the first time. Key facts and what the mission will study.
Chinese astronauts roast chicken in Tiangong: first orbital barbecue
Six Chinese astronauts cook chicken wings in Tiangong using a space oven. How they did it and why it matters for future missions.
3I/ATLAS: Complete guide to the third interstellar comet as it passes through the Solar System
Key dates, chemical findings and ESA's role in tracking interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS near its perihelion.
NASA reopens the race for the Artemis 3 moon lander
NASA reopens the Artemis 3 moon lander contract due to SpaceX delays; Blue Origin enters the race. Details, dates, and context.
Starlink surpasses the 10.000-satellite mark: this is how the constellation looks like
SpaceX surpasses 10.000 Starlink satellites with a dual launch and reuse record; key data, orbital challenges, and upcoming goals.
The mystery of solar rain solved: the plasma downpour that falls in minutes
New model explains solar rain in minutes: chemical variations in the corona trigger plasma cooling. Keys and impact on space weather.
This is how you can see the October comets: Lemmon and Swan
Dates and times to see Lemmon and Swan in October: brightness, where to watch, and tips for observing them from Spain without missing their peak.
NASA unveils its newest class of astronaut candidates
Ten candidates will train for two years for missions to the ISS, the Moon, and Mars. Learn about their profiles, training plans, and next steps.
The plan to send a ship to a nearby black hole
Nanocraft and laser sails for studying a black hole: objectives, deadlines, and questions.