SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket sends Dragon spacecraft to the ISS, successfully separating and returning to Earth.
SpaceX Crew-13 Launches to the ISS On October 1, 2026, SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket successfully launched the Dragon crew spacecraft from Cape Canaveral, heading towards the International Space Station (ISS) with a four-person team from three different countries. The crew includes NASA astronauts Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney, Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk from the Canadian […]
NASA spacecraft finds a new crater on the moon
Researchers have found a massive crater on the moon, larger than the Roman Colosseum, which resulted from a significant impact event two years ago that initially went unnoticed. This steep crater measures about 728 feet in diameter and reaches depths of up to 141 feet, making it the largest known impact crater formed in fairly […]
Advisors to Trump claim that private companies are running programs to recover alien spacecraft.
Lawmakers Spotlight Private Companies in UFO Disclosure Efforts Lawmakers, alongside advisers to Mr. Trump, are pointing fingers at private firms they assert are involved in alien spacecraft recovery initiatives. This move appears aimed at incorporating government contractors into the administration’s drive for transparency on UFOs. During an episode of Rep. Eric Burleson’s “Fresh Freedom” podcast, […]
China sends Shenzhou 23 spacecraft into space with one of three astronauts prepared for a year-long mission.
China Launches Shenzhou 23 Mission with Astronauts On Sunday night, China successfully launched Shenzhou 23, sending three astronauts into space, one of whom will remain aboard for an entire year. The launch took place at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwestern China, marking a significant step as the country aims for its first manned […]
Nutella enthusiasts notice a jar floating in zero gravity on the Artemis II spacecraft
Nutella Takes an Unintentional Journey to Space Nutella enthusiasts likely already believe that the chocolate and hazelnut spread is extraordinary. Now, there’s an amusing twist: it actually made its way into space. Some online commentators are calling this a “massive free advertising moment.” During a broadcast of NASA’s Artemis II mission, jars of Nutella appeared […]
Artemis II astronauts will be aboard a confined spacecraft for 10 days, which is only slightly larger than Apollo capsules.
Life Aboard Artemis II: A Tight Fit in Space Once preparations are complete, the team is looking ahead to significant strides in space exploration. Life on the Artemis II moon mission will likely be cramped and, let’s be honest, probably not the freshest experience. This isn’t a massive upgrade from over 50 years ago when […]
Blue Origin accomplishes its 38th launch of the New Shepard spacecraft.
Blue Origin Launches 38th New Shepard Flight On Thursday, Blue Origin successfully executed its 38th New Shepard flight, making its way into space from West Texas. The flight lasted about 10 minutes before safely landing back on Earth. In a statement on their website, Blue Origin announced, “We have just completed the 38th New Shepard […]
Chinese Shenzhou-20 astronauts start their journey back to Earth after debris hit their spacecraft.
Chinese Astronauts’ Return Delayed by Space Debris Three Chinese astronauts, whose planned return to Earth was postponed after space debris struck their spacecraft last week, are now set to board a different spacecraft, with a landing in China planned for Friday, as announced by the China Manned Space Administration (CMSA). The CMSA also revealed for […]
New reusable spacecraft can quickly deliver 500 pounds anywhere on Earth.
Inversion Space Unveils Groundbreaking Spacecraft for Rapid Delivery Aerospace startup Inversion Space, based in Los Angeles, has launched its first flagship spacecraft named the Ark. This innovative vehicle aims to transport supplies from orbit to Earth in record time. Impressively, the Ark can carry up to 500 pounds of essential cargo to virtually any location […]
Comet and possible alien spacecraft 3I/ATLAS bigger than expected
Larger Telescope Needed for Interstellar Object Study It turns out we need a bigger telescope. Recent findings have revealed that 3i/Atlas—interstellar objects roughly the size of Manhattan that may harbor alien technology—are substantially larger than scientists initially believed. A new report sheds some light on this. The anomaly was first identified by NASA on July […]