NASA’s Deep Space Network, commonly referred to as the DSN, has welcomed a new dish, Deep Space Station 56, to its family of powerful ground listening stations around the world.
The now-operational 34-meter antenna joins the network’s Madrid Deep Space Communications Complex located 60 kilometers west of Madrid, Spain while other dishes within the network undergo critical upgrades.
With the Orion spacecraft soaring through its mission with flying colors so far, the capsule…
SpaceX has launched South Korea’s first mission to the Moon on Thursday. A flight-proven Falcon…
Northrop Grumman Space Systems has successfully completed the deployment of the Primary Mirror on NASA’s…
The European launch services provider Arianespace — in conjunction with the European-Russian Starsem company —…
In a major sign Virgin Galactic is close to flying paying customers on its SpaceShipTwo…
The world’s first privately-funded and operated lunar lander, an entrant in the defunct Google Lunar…
NASA’s InSight mission began a six-month journey to Mars on Saturday with liftoff aboard United…
Following the cheers and gasps of Elon Musk’s latest BFR update in Australia, SpaceX is…
SpaceX is deep into pre-launch preparations for two upcoming missions that are set to lift…
As US Vice President Mike Pence visited the Kennedy Space Center (KSC), one of the…
SpaceX has completed a crucial static firing of their Falcon 9 rocket ahead of the…
As part of its increasing dedication and ramp up of activities at the red planet,…
SpaceX’s rocket stages are deep into their test and processing flows, ahead of two missions…
The 2011 conclusion of NASA’s 30-year Space Shuttle Program posed a major challenge for the…
A long-serving Earth observation satellite has succumb to a fiery demise via an uncontrolled destructive…
An Ariane 5 is set to launch the first satellite of a very ambitious program…
After a journey of over 10 months, India’s Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM) arrived at Mars…
The hotly contested question has been answered: Voyager 1 is humanity’s first object to enter…
Like its sister probe Voyager 2, the Voyager 1 spacecraft has been an instrumental force…