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How a 14-Tesla Magnet Could Hunt for High-Frequency Gravitational Waves
By taking a clever shortcut through the laws of electromagnetism, researchers in Germany are building Europe’s…
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The Silent Armada: Mapping Humanity’s Longest-Enduring Messages in the Deep
As we go about our daily lives on Earth, a tiny fleet of human-made objects is…
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First Step to Mars: 400-foot Steel Skyscraper Flies to Space
The biggest story from today’s historic Starship launch isn’t just that it finally reached true orbit.…
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Europe’s Launch Comeback: Ariane 6 Scores Record Commercial Deals
At the International Space Summit, which took place September 9-10 in Paris, European launch provider Arianespace…
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$15M Ride to Alpha Centauri: Garrett Jameson on Humanity’s First Interstellar Mission
In Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar, sending a spacecraft beyond our Solar System relied on Hollywood physics and…
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Tiny Telescope Aims for Big Astronomy From the Lunar South Pole
When China’s Chang’e-7 lander touches down near the Shackleton Crater on the Moon, it will carry…
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CHARA Interferometer Uncovers Hidden Twin Stars in Alpha Piscium
Astronomers have achieved the first successful on-sky demonstration of dual-field interferometry at the Center for High…
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Ten Years at Jupiter and Still Going Strong: NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Exceeds Expectations
Originally planned to complete 34 orbits around Jupiter, NASA’s Juno spacecraft arrived at the gas giant…
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Universe(al) Pictures: “The Greatest Cosmic Movie Ever Made” Starts Production Now
“Ready, set, action!” Bob Blum, the Director for Operations at the Vera C. Rubin Observatory might…
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Europe on Four Boosters: A New Era of Heavy-Lift Precision for Arianespace
Europe took a definitive leap into the heavy-lift market this year as Arianespace successfully completed a…





