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European Space Agency Outlines Record Budget Plans at European Space Conference

The European Space Agency (ESA) discussed its plans for a record budget at the 18th European Space Conference in Brussels, Belgium, highlighting key initiatives such as the Meteosat Third Generation-Sounder satellite and the Eumetsat Polar System – Sterna. The conference marked an important milestone in European space policy, with significant implications for the future of space exploration and development.

about 1 month ago60/100

European Space AgencyEumetsat

Policy & RegulationRegulation

Europe’s Next-Generation Weather Satellite Returns First Images

The Meteosat Third Generation-Sounder satellite has successfully transmitted its first two images, providing valuable data on temperature and humidity over Europe and northern Africa. This milestone marks the beginning of a new era in weather forecasting and monitoring, enabled by cutting-edge technology and precision instrumentation.

about 1 month ago60/100

ESA

MissionsSpace Exploration

Citizen Scientists Contribute to Planetary Defense with Unistellar Telescopes

Unistellar's citizen science program enables skywatching hobbyists to contribute to planetary defense against near-Earth asteroids using their smart telescopes, providing valuable observations for NASA and the SETI Institute. This initiative allows individuals to participate in professional astronomy and make a meaningful impact on our understanding of the universe.

about 1 month ago40/100

NASASETI Institute

ScienceResearch

Observing the Pleiades Star Cluster with a Waxing Gibbous Moon on January 27, 2025

On January 27, 2025, the waxing gibbous moon will appear alongside the Pleiades open star cluster in the constellation Taurus, offering a unique stargazing opportunity. This event allows for an interesting observation of the moon's phase and its proximity to the Pleiades star cluster.

about 1 month ago5/100

News

NASA’s Artemis 2 Mission Reaches Critical Testing Phase on Launch Pad

The Space Launch System (SLS) rocket for NASA’s Artemis 2 mission is currently undergoing crucial testing on the launch pad at Kennedy Space Center, marking a significant step towards sending four astronauts around the moon. The mission, scheduled to lift off on February 6, will include several historic firsts, including the first person of color and the first woman to travel beyond low Earth orbit.

about 1 month ago70/100

NASACanadian Space Agency (CSA)

MissionsSpace Exploration

Lego Offers Discounts on NASA-Inspired Space Sets

Lego is currently offering discounts on several of its NASA-inspired space sets, including the Lego NASA Lunar Roving Vehicle, which is now 28% off. This discount provides an opportunity for fans of space exploration and Lego enthusiasts to own a detailed replica of a historic lunar vehicle.

about 1 month ago5/100

NASA

News

Astronaut Captures Stunning Sunset from International Space Station

An astronaut on board the International Space Station (ISS) has captured a breathtaking photo of a sunset from space, showcasing the unique perspective of witnessing this daily phenomenon from low Earth orbit. The image highlights the fascinating effects of light interacting with the Earth's atmosphere.

about 1 month ago10/100

NASARoscosmosESA

ScienceResearch

Aurora Forecast: Northern Lights Expected to Remain Quiet Tonight

The northern lights are predicted to be relatively inactive tonight due to quiet geomagnetic conditions, but a fresh burst of fast solar wind is expected to arrive on January 28-29. This forecast is based on data from agencies such as NOAA and the U.K. Met Office, which monitor geomagnetic activity and solar events.

about 1 month ago5/100

NOAAU.K. Met Office

News

European Space Conference Convenes in Brussels to Shape Future of European Space Exploration

The European Space Conference recently took place in Brussels, bringing together key stakeholders from the European Space Agency (ESA), the European Commission, and other institutions to discuss the future of Europe's presence in space. This strategic event aimed to outline a unified vision for European space activities, with significant implications for the broader aerospace industry.

about 1 month ago40/100

ESAEuropean Commission

Policy & RegulationRegulation

Venus Predicted to Experience Meteor Shower in July Due to Ancient Asteroid Breakup

A meteor shower is expected to occur on Venus on July 5, resulting from the breakup of an asteroid that happened long ago, with potential superbright fireballs visible from Earth. This event is made possible by the unique orbits of certain asteroids, including those in the Atira group.

about 1 month ago20/100

INAF

ScienceResearch

Notable Night Sky Events Occur on January 27, Featuring Planetary Alignments and Stellar Formations

On January 27, the night sky will showcase a notable alignment of celestial bodies, including the moon approaching the Pleiades star cluster, also known as the "Seven Sisters". This event offers a unique opportunity for stargazers to observe these formations in close proximity.

about 1 month ago5/100

News

NASA Astronauts Enter Quarantine Ahead of Artemis 2 Moon Mission

The four astronauts slated for the Artemis 2 mission have begun their quarantine period in preparation for a potential launch in February, marking a crucial step towards NASA's historic lunar flight. The mission aims to send the astronauts on a 10-day journey around the moon, paving the way for future human exploration of the lunar surface.

about 1 month ago60/100

NASACanadian Space Agency (CSA)

MissionsSpace Exploration

Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge Expansion to Include Classic Characters

Disneyland's Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge is expanding its timeline to include characters from the original Star Wars trilogy, featuring iconic figures such as Darth Vader, Princess Leia Organa, Han Solo, and Luke Skywalker. This update will be exclusive to the California park, with no current plans for a similar expansion at Disney's Hollywood Studios in Florida.

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News

James Webb Space Telescope Observes Crystal Formation in Newborn Star's Disk

The James Webb Space Telescope has made a significant observation of a young star, known as EC 53, forging crystals and propelling them to the outer reaches of its planet-forming disk, providing insights into the evolution of comets. This discovery sheds light on the processes that occur in the early stages of star formation and the potential origins of comets in our solar system.

about 1 month ago60/100

NASA

ScienceResearch

NASA to Carry Historic Wright Brothers" Artifact on Artemis 2 Mission

The upcoming Artemis 2 mission will carry a piece of the Wright Brothers" plane around the moon, commemorating a significant milestone in aviation history and marking the first time humans have visited lunar realms since Apollo 17 in 1972. This mission is a crucial step towards NASA"s goal of establishing a sustainable presence on the lunar surface.

about 1 month ago60/100

NASACanadian Space Agency (CSA)

MissionsSpace Exploration

Gemini South Observatory Captures Stunning Milky Way Panorama

The Gemini South Observatory has successfully captured a panoramic view of the Milky Way galaxy, utilizing advanced observing techniques to counteract atmospheric blurring and produce a high-quality image. This achievement demonstrates the observatory's capabilities and its contribution to our understanding of the universe.

about 1 month ago40/100

NOIRLabNSFAURA

ScienceResearch

SpaceX to Launch Advanced GPS Satellite for US Space Force

The US Space Force has contracted SpaceX to launch the GPS III-SV09 satellite, featuring M-Code technology for enhanced resistance to jamming, with the mission scheduled for January 26, 2026. This launch is part of a series of GPS III satellites aimed at modernizing the US global positioning system.

about 1 month ago40/100

SpaceXUS Space ForceLockheed Martin

LaunchesOrbital Operations

Scientists Gain Deeper Understanding of Dark Energy with New Analysis

A six-year analysis of data from the Dark Energy Camera has provided new insights into dark energy and its role in the expansion of the universe, doubling the strength of constraints on its effect. This breakthrough offers a clearer picture of the universe's composition and evolution.

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U.S. National Science FoundationDepartment of Energy

ScienceResearch

SpaceX Falcon 9 to Launch GPS 3 Satellite for U.S. Space Force

The U.S. Space Force is set to launch its ninth third-generation Global Positioning System (GPS) satellite into medium Earth orbit on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket, marking the third time a GPS satellite has been switched from a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Vulcan rocket to a Falcon 9. The launch is scheduled for January 26, 2026, after being delayed one day due to weather concerns.

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U.S. Space ForceSpaceXULA

LaunchesOrbital Operations

Bringing Astronomy Education to Rural Areas: A New Initiative to Inspire Students

A new program aims to deliver telescopes and lesson plans to rural schools across the US, providing students with hands-on STEM learning experiences in astronomy. By leveraging the naturally darker skies in these areas, the initiative seeks to inspire a new generation of astronomers and scientists.

about 1 month ago40/100

Smithsonian Astrophysical ObservatoryCenter for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian

News

China"s Shenzhou-20 Spacecraft Successfully Reenters Earth"s Atmosphere After On-Orbit Repairs

The damaged Shenzhou-20 spacecraft, which experienced a suspected debris impact, has safely returned to Earth after undergoing internal repairs in orbit, marking a significant achievement for China"s space program. The successful reentry and landing of the spacecraft demonstrate the country"s capabilities in responding to emergencies in space.

about 1 month ago60/100

CNSACMSEOCASC

MissionsSpace Exploration

SpaceX Launches 25 Starlink Satellites into Polar Low Earth Orbit

On January 26, 2026, SpaceX successfully launched 25 of its Starlink V2 Mini Optimized satellites from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, sending them into a polar low Earth orbit. This launch marks another step in the expansion of SpaceX"s satellite constellation, aimed at providing global broadband internet coverage.

about 1 month ago40/100

SpaceX

LaunchesOrbital Operations

Blue Origin Successfully Completes First New Shepard Mission of 2026

On January 22, 2026, Blue Origin launched its New Shepard vehicle from Launch Site One in West Texas, carrying five paying customers and one company employee to a peak altitude of 106 kilometers. The mission marked the first of several planned New Shepard flights for the year.

about 1 month ago30/100

Blue Origin

LaunchesOrbital Operations

NASA"s Artemis 2 Mission Reaches Critical Stage as Space Launch System Rocket Arrives at Launch Pad

The NASA Artemis 2 mission, a pivotal step towards returning humans to the lunar surface, has reached a critical stage with the arrival of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket at the Kennedy Space Center launch pad, marking the beginning of final preparations for a 10-day journey around the moon with four astronauts on board. This mission is scheduled to last 10 days and is a crucial step in NASA"s plans to establish a sustainable human presence on the lunar surface.

about 1 month ago70/100

NASACanadian Space Agency (CSA)

MissionsSpace Exploration

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