After years without concrete missions beyond the current EM-2 test flight, NASA has finally unveiled a plan for multiple missions of its SLS rocket. Â The plan would see NASA initiate a multi-step approach to human exploration in cislunar space while simultaneously developing the architecture to enable human missions to Mars – all of which is dependant on funding from the U.S. Congress, which is currently seeking deep cuts to U.S. government spending.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) conducted its thirtieth flight…
After a 10 month journey between planets, NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft has arrived at the Mars on…
A Russian Soyuz 2-1B rocket has successfully launched the Meteor M2 satellite along with a…
A Russian Dnepr rocket launched a record-breaking thirty-seven satellites on Friday morning local time, deploying…
The next NASA rover to be sent to the surface of Mars has received twice…
2013 was another year dominated by the increase in robotic exploration of humanity’s most sought-after…
Kosmotras launched a Dnepr rocket from Dombarovsky on Thursday, carrying the United Arab Emirates’ DubaiSat-2,…
The House Science space subcommittee’s 2013 Authorization Act intends to refocus NASA’s exploration path towards…
The latest documentation relating to the efforts to create an Exploration Roadmap for NASA’s future…
Teams at the main NASA centers are continuing to build up their involvement in the…
