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LHS 1140 b, a rocky planet in the habitable zone of a red dwarf star, is confirmed to have an atmosphere. The detection of escaping helium challenges models predicting atmospheric loss on such worlds.
NASA's NIAC program funds 18 futuristic space concepts for 2026, including a fleet of 10,000 femtosats to map Saturn's rings.
China recovers a rocket booster on land for the first time using the reusable Zhuque-3, marking a major step in its space race against SpaceX and Blue Origin.
NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has measured the crater left by a Falcon 9 on the Moon: it is 18 meters wide and 3 meters deep. Images show fresh material excavated by the impact.
Sophie Adenot becomes the first French woman to spacewalk today, replacing a critical ISS antenna in a 6.5-hour EVA alongside NASA astronaut Anil Menon.
The FAA projects nearly 4,300 rocket launches in the US by 2036, with annual missions growing from over 200 to more than 500. The surge is driven by NASA's Artemis program, Starlink satellite deployments, and expanding commercial launch demand.
A Falcon 9 stage hit the Moon at 8,700 km/h, exposing a critical gap in space debris regulations. With crewed missions due by 2030, the lack of cislunar safety protocols poses a growing risk to future infrastructure.
The Pentagon released its fifth tranche of UAP files, including historical reports and videos. Mike Gold describes the process as 'evolutionary disclosure' driven by data, not alien confirmation.
Japan is preparing the launch of the MMX probe to Phobos: the first sample-return mission from a Martian moon, with a rival Chinese project racing for priority.
NASA funds SPARK, a spherical EHD-propelled aerobot designed to explore Titan's caves. The project aims to overcome the limitations of rovers on inaccessible karst terrain.
A 26-kilogram plastic vest reduced solar radiation exposure by up to 60% during the Artemis I test, offering mobile protection for future lunar and Mars missions.
NASA is hosting 'Max Power' at Kennedy Space Center, a two-day aerospace expo featuring air shows and space hardware to mark the US 250th anniversary.
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