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ESA’s Brain-DTI experiment studies how space reshapes astronauts’ brains, with Sophie Adenot
The European Space Agency presented the Brain-DTI experiment, which studies how the brain adapts to microgravity and recovers back on…
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NASA’s Dragonfly: send your name to Titan by January 15, 2027
NASA has opened its “Journey to Titan” campaign, inviting the public to register names to ride aboard the Dragonfly rotorcraft…
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Cat’s Head Nebula: Hubble and Webb capture a haunting stellar nursery in the Carina Nebula
Just days before Halloween, ESA and NASA released Hubble and Webb images of the “Cat’s Head Nebula”, a pillar of…
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Teghaza 001: a Martian meteorite more than 4.1 billion years old, among the oldest ever found on Earth, reveals Mars’s ancient crust
A pink rock found in the Sahara in 2022 turned out to be a piece of Mars more than 4.1…
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Voyager 1: NASA regains the signal after a two-day outage and saves power with the “Big Bang” swap
NASA says Voyager 1, the most distant human-made object, went two days without a signal to Earth and came back…
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NASA’s Lucy enters the region of Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids, five years after launch
NASA’s Lucy is the first spacecraft to enter the region of Jupiter’s Trojan asteroids, five years after launch. Its first…
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NASA’s UVEX space telescope passes a key milestone: launch by January 2031 and a $590 million cost
NASA committed to launching the UltraViolet EXplorer by January 2031 at a lifecycle cost of $590 million after the mission…
Europe
ESA’s Hera spacecraft sees the asteroids Didymos and Dimorphos as two separate bodies for the first time
ESA announced on October 27 that its Hera planetary-defence mission has for the first time seen the asteroids Didymos and…
Europe
Galileo Second Generation: ESA orders four more satellites, taking the new fleet to 16
ESA announced on October 27 that it has ordered four more Galileo Second Generation satellites from Thales Alenia Space and…
Asia-Pacific
DIA: China has tripled its reconnaissance and surveillance satellites since 2018, with over 510 in orbit, aimed at US forces in the Indo-Pacific
A new US Defense Intelligence Agency report counts more than 510 Chinese ISR satellites in orbit in July 2026, three…
Europe
CRISTAL: Europe’s polar ice satellite completes assembly and passes its first tests
The European Space Agency said on October 26 that Airbus engineers in Friedrichshafen finished assembling CRISTAL, the first Copernicus Sentinel…
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NASA’s Perseverance measures Martian dust fine enough to reach the lungs, with consequences for astronaut suits and habitats
Over 1,645 Martian days, Perseverance recorded fine and ultrafine dust particles stuck to spacesuit material samples, some small enough to…