Space Exploration Technologies
Guest Post: Spaceflight is on the Verge of a Revolution, but don’t Count your Rockets Before they Land
Editor's note: This guest post was written by Lukas Davia & Marijn Achternaam. Typing “reusable rockets” into a search engine,…
Dream Chaser Spacecraft Maker Loses NASA Crew Contract Protest
Update, 4 p.m. EST: Sierra Nevada's statement, which was posted after the story was first published, is now mentioned below.…
NASA Robot Runs Into Snag After It’s Unpacked On Space Station
We're all a little scared (in the impressed-with-technology sense!) of Robonaut, that robot on the International Space Station that is…
NASA Mars Landing Craft Idea Is More Than Just Child’s Play
Assuming we can get humans all the way to Mars, how the heck do we land them on the Red…
Infographic: Dragon, Reusable Rockets And Other 2014 SpaceX Milestones
SpaceX has a big year ahead of it. The company not only plans to launch more Dragon cargo spacecraft to…
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Good Morning, Space Station … A Dragon Soars Soon!
Good Morning, Space Station! It’s sunrise from space - one of 16 that occur daily as the massive lab complex…
Could Lizard Hands Help Us Clean Up Space Junk?
We've written extensively about the orbital debris problem here on Universe Today. In a nutshell, just about every time we…
Mercury Spacecraft’s 2015 Death Watch Could Go One More Month
If all goes well -- and there's no guarantee of this -- NASA's venerable Mercury sentinel may have an extra…
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Best Space Photos Of 2014 Bring You Across The Solar System
Feel like visiting a dwarf planet today? How about a comet or the planet Mars? Luckily for us, there are…
Successful Engine Test Enables SpaceX Falcon 9 Soar to Space Station in Jan. 2015
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FL - To ensure the highest possibility of success for the launch of a critical resupply mission…