Earth’s frozen polar regions become strategic hotspots as New Space Race blazes forward While the North and South Poles are the primary targets for space powers, the regions just outside them are becoming critical gateway zones.
ESA, JAXA planetary defense mission will study Apophis asteroid as it passes close to Earth The joint mission to rendezvous with and study the Apophis asteroid seeks to gain insight into defending Earth against future space threats.
NASA-Relativity Space partnership aims to be 'force multiplier' for Mars science Public-private partnership will combine the US space agency’s scientific leadership with commercial innovation to study the Red Planet.
The astronaut wears Prada: Axiom Space collaboration brings the runway to the stars In addition to enhancing astronaut comfort and safety, the Axiom Space-Prada partnership sets a new standard for cross-industry collaboration.
Scientists studying 'hot Jupiter' winds discover exoplanets can have magnetic fields New study is the first to show such strong evidence of magnetic fields on exoplanets, because it covers several worlds with the same traits.
US-India satellite data offers Mexico City insight into its land subsidence crisis The NASA-ISRO Synthetic Aperture Radar mapped land subsidence across the capital, providing data that can be used to address the problem.
In strategic pivot, US prioritizes permanent lunar presence, space domain security With international partners and commercial enterprises, the US is creating a scalable infrastructure capable of supporting continuous operations.
Japan's space agency launches flagship H3 rocket, placing 6 satellites into orbit The successful launch from Tanegashima Space Center is expected to strengthen the international competitiveness of JAXA's rocket programs.
Vast's planned crewed mission to Haven-1 kicks off commercial race to replace ISS French astronaut Arnaud Prost will serve as test engineer for Vast's inaugural crewed mission to Haven-1, as part of a four-member crew.