Shenzhou-18 Crew Conducts Fire Alarm Test and Blood Sampling in Space
The Shenzhou-18 crew aboard China’s space station conducted a fire alarm test and blood sampling, showcasing advances in space safety and biomedical research.
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China Successfully Launches High-Orbit Internet-Services Satellite
China successfully launched a new high-orbit internet-services satellite from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center, marking the 529th mission of the Long March carrier rocket series.
Chang’e-5 Sheds New Light on Moon’s Early Crust Formation
Chinese scientists studying lunar samples from the Chang’e-5 mission propose a new continuous model for the moon’s crust formation, challenging the classical two-stage theory.
Lunar Sample from China’s Chang’e-5 Mission Dazzles Visitors in Bangkok
A lunar sample from China’s Chang’e-5 mission captivated visitors in Bangkok, offering a rare glimpse at lunar soil and fostering curiosity and international cooperation in space exploration.
SpaceX Plans Starship Landings and Recovery Off Australia’s Coast
SpaceX is in talks with U.S. and Australian authorities to land and recover Starship rockets off Australia’s coast, marking a significant expansion of operations and strengthening security ties between the nations.
SpaceX and NASA Set August 18 for Crew-9 Launch to ISS
SpaceX and NASA have announced the scheduled launch of the Crew-9 mission to the International Space Station (ISS) on August 18, marking the ninth crew rotation and a significant step in space exploration.
China Honors Shenzhou-17 Astronauts for Record-Breaking Mission
China has honored the astronauts of the Shenzhou-17 mission with medals for their exceptional contributions to the nation’s space endeavors, following their record-breaking 187-day stay in orbit.
Space Expert Explains What Makes China’s Lunar Missions Unique
Despite the high failure rate of lunar missions globally, China’s lunar missions have all been successful. Space expert Giuseppe Reibaldi explains what makes China’s approach unique.
Smaller Storms May Be What Fuels Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
Scientists discover that smaller storms may fuel Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, preventing it from shrinking. Without these storms, the massive Jovian tempest could fade within 950 days, new research reveals.
International Moon Day Sparks Enthusiasm for Lunar Village Vision in Harbin
An event celebrating International Moon Day in Harbin, northeast China, ignited excitement for lunar exploration, highlighting China’s plan to establish an international lunar research station by 2050.
Global Space Leaders Gather in China to Envision Lunar Research Lab
Global space experts and young engineers gathered in Harbin City, China, during the third International Moon Day to envision a lunar research lab that could propel industry growth and innovation.
China’s Historic Lunar Journey: From Chang’e-1 to Chang’e-6
China’s Chang’e-6 probe has made history by lifting off from the moon’s far side, marking an unprecedented achievement. Explore the journey of China’s lunar exploration from Chang’e-1 to Chang’e-6.
Scientists Confirm Moon Cave That Could Shelter Future Astronauts
Scientists have confirmed a cave on the moon near the Apollo 11 landing site that could house future astronauts, offering promising prospects for lunar habitation and exploration.
Astronauts Confident in Boeing’s Starliner Despite Recent Setbacks
NASA astronauts express confidence in Boeing’s Starliner capsule despite technical setbacks, anticipating a safe return to Earth after an extended mission aboard the International Space Station.
NASA’s CURIE Mission to Unlock Secrets of Solar Radio Waves
NASA’s CURIE mission, set to launch on Tuesday, aims to study solar radio waves using pioneering techniques, potentially enhancing our understanding of space weather affecting Earth.
Sino-French Satellite SVOM Spots Three Gamma-Ray Bursts Shortly After Launch
China-France satellite SVOM detects three gamma-ray bursts just two weeks after launch, marking a significant achievement in international space collaboration and astrophysical research.
NASA’s Simulated Mars Mission Crew Completes Yearlong Isolation, Paving Way for Global Space Exploration
The crew of NASA’s first simulated Mars habitat has completed a yearlong mission on Earth, marking a significant milestone in preparations for future manned missions to the Red Planet.
Desert Moss May Hold Key to Mars Colonization, Say Chinese Scientists
Chinese scientists have identified desert moss as a potential pioneer plant for Mars colonization, opening new possibilities for future space exploration and human habitation on the Red Planet.
Shenzhou-17 Astronauts Share Experiences After Record-Breaking Space Mission
China’s Shenzhou-17 astronauts have made their first public appearance since returning from a record-breaking 187-day space mission, sharing insights into their groundbreaking experiments and experiences.
China’s Shenzhou-18 Crew Prepares for Second Spacewalk
China’s Shenzhou-18 crew aboard the China Space Station is preparing for their second spacewalk, conducting training that includes scientific experiments and orbital maneuvers during their six-month mission.