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Daily space news, satellite launch reports, orbital debris analysis and weekly roundups — grounded in live tracking data from our network monitoring 6 published reports.

A powerful space shuttle engine test with flames and smoke billowing from the launch pad.
Orbital Events

Types of Rocket Propulsion: Chemical, Electric and Nuclear

Chemical engines deliver thrust, electric thrusters conserve propellant, and nuclear concepts offer different trade-offs. Here is how mission designers choose between them.

· 10 min
Rover Touchdown on Martian Surface
Orbital Events

Mars Rovers History: From Sojourner to Perseverance

From Sojourner's first drives to Perseverance's sample collection, trace how Mars rovers evolved, what they discovered and where China's Zhurong fits.

· 10 min
Colorful embroidered patch for Expedition 71, featuring a spacecraft and stars, approved on August 31, 2023.
Cosmic Gallery

Exploring the Vastness: Earth's Energy from the Sun

The Sun delivers more energy to Earth every hour than we consume in a year. Explore this remarkable fact and its implications for our planet.

· 2 min
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Cosmic Gallery

The Cosmic Origins of Our Atoms: A Stellar Journey

Discover how the atoms in your body were created in the hearts of ancient stars, linking us to the universe's grand history.

· 2 min
NASA's Mars Perseverance rover team posing with lucky peanuts at Jet Propulsion Laboratory before February 2021 landing.
Orbital Events

How Long Does It Take to Get to Mars?

Getting to Mars usually takes seven to nine months. The journey depends on where both planets will be at arrival, not simply how far apart they are at launch.

· 10 min
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