Last Week in Space #33: Latest Updates from the Starman Report
SpaceX’s Record-Breaking Launch The recent SpaceX Falcon 9 launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base has set a new benchmark in…
Human-Centered Risk Management: A New Era for NASA’s Artemis Program
In a recent interview with Eli Burton, host of the World of Engineering Interview Series, Matthew Ramsey, the Artemis 2…
Yusaku Maezawa Cancels the #dearMoon Mission with SpaceX
In an announcement released on 6/1, Yusaku Maezawa has officially backed out of the #DearMoon Mission with SpaceX. The official…
Asteroid Mining: Science Fiction or the Future?
Asteroid mining, once a concept confined to the realm of science fiction, is increasingly being discussed as a viable future…
Deciphering the Composition of Stars: The Role of Color in Stellar Spectroscopy
The study of stars, fundamental to astrophysics, relies heavily on analyzing their colors, a practice that not only reveals the…
What is The NASA Artemis Program?
The NASA Artemis Program is an ambitious initiative designed to return humans to the Moon and establish a sustainable presence there by the end of the decade.
NASA Practices Artemis Moonwalks in Arizona Desert
NASA is preparing for the Artemis Moon missions by conducting a week-long field test in the San Francisco Volcanic Field…
Massive Solar Storm is Keeping Satellite Operators on Edge.
The largest solar storm in decades is presenting major challenges for those managing power grids, communication systems, and satellites.
G5 Solar Storm Threatens Communication and GPS Systems
Tonight’s solar storm, intensified by unusual solar activity, could potentially disrupt essential technologies such as communications and GPS systems. The…