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No damage to moon rocket from Hurricane Ian, Artemis-1 to launch in Nov
The moon rocket was hastily repositioned inside the hanger as Hurricane Ian passed.
NASA to Cover Crew-5 Flight Readiness Review
In advance of the fifth crew rotation flight with SpaceX as part of the agency's Commercial Crew Program, NASA held a media briefing on Monday, Sept. 26.
Siemens automates design process for testing new chips with advanced packaging
A new software system from Siemens Digital Industries Software has been released; it streamlines the design process for testing chips with multiple layers.
NASA's DART spacecraft hits target asteroid in first planetary defense test.
NASA announced that DART's successful collision with Dimorphos on September 26 at 7:14 p.m. EDT (2314 GMT) was the first planetary defence test ever conducted.
Robin Wordsworth re-creates the atmosphere of ancient Mars
By recreating the temperatures of alien worlds on supercomputers, planetary scientist Robin Wordsworth investigates whether they are habitable.
SpaceX, NASA look at launching Dragon to service Hubble Space Telescope
The viability of operating a private astronaut mission to prolong the life of the Hubble observatory is being investigated by NASA and the SpaceX rocket.
A Leakage in Gas Flares were Five Times More Than Methane Previously
In several oil and gas manufacturing regions the flames eventually lighten up the sky. The flares actually burn off 98 percent of the escaping natural gas.
Russian Minister Discusses 5G, Telecom Technology, Security with MoS Communications at ITU Meet
Russian Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications, and Mass Media Bella Cherkesova stated her ambition to further cooperation with India .
Amazon.com unveils device that tracks breath while sleeping
The $139.99 Halo Rise sleep monitor, according to Amazon, monitors light, humidity, and room temperature as well as the breathing patterns of the individual who
Alice, the first all-electric passenger airplane, takes flight
At Moses Lake, the first brand-new electric commuter aircraft takes off.
Auroras on Jupiter causing scorching ‘heat wave’ ten times the size of Earth
Solar wind causes auroras to appear near Jupiter's poles, however unlike Earth, where auroras only appear when solar activity is particularly active.
Milky Way’s Protogalaxy could be Our Galaxy’s Original Nucleus
the Milky Way had left its “poor ancient heart” in and around the constellation Sagittarius. As per data, it appears to be the galaxy’s original nucleus.