Scientists review spacecraft studies of Mercury Posted: Thu, Mar 22 6:33 AM ET (1033 GMT) A year after entering orbit around Mercury, scientists said this week that NASA's MESSENGER spacecraft has provided key insights into the surface, interior, and... Virgin Galactic announces 500th customer Posted: Wed, Mar 21 6:55 AM ET (1055 GMT) Space tourism company Virgin Galactic announced this week it has signed up a famous actor as its 500th customer for its suborbital spaceflights. Virgin said... North Korea presses ahead with satellite launch plans Posted: Tue, Mar 20 7:09 AM ET (1109 GMT) North Korea is proceeding with plans to make a third attempt to launch a satellite despite concerns from other nations that the launch is instead... Europe to continue ExoMars without NASA Posted: Sat, Mar 17 9:53 AM ET (1353 GMT) European Space Agency (ESA) officials decided this week to continue their plans for a pair of ambitious Mars missions later this decade even after the... NASA postpones NuSTAR launch Posted: Sat, Mar 17 9:39 AM ET (1339 GMT) As astronomy satellite that had been slated for launch this month will remain on the ground for up to two more months to correct a... Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne put up for sale Posted: Fri, Mar 16 6:27 AM ET (1027 GMT) United Technologies announced Thursday it would sell Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne (PWR), the business unit that manufactures rocket engines, to help pay for the acquisition of... Study: long-duration spaceflight may damage eyesight Posted: Thu, Mar 15 8:32 AM ET (1232 GMT) Some astronauts who have spent extended time in space have suffered optical abnormalities that could affect their eyesight, scientists reported this week. In a paper... Boeing, SpaceX win multi-satellite deal Posted: Wed, Mar 14 6:15 AM ET (1015 GMT) Boeing will build four "all-electric" satellites for a pair of commercial customers, who will launch the satellites with SpaceX, the companies announced Tuesday. Asia... Arianespace, Sea Launch announce launch contracts Posted: Tue, Mar 13 6:41 AM ET (1041 GMT) Commercial launch providers Arianespace and Sea Launch announced a total of three new launch contracts on Monday. Arianespace announced it won a contract from Eutelsat... Asteroid impact may explain Moon's magnetic anomalies Posted: Sat, Mar 10 9:38 AM ET (1438 GMT) A giant asteroid hitting the Moon's south pole four billion years ago may explain the magnetic field anomalies found there, scientists reported this week.... |
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