Refuellable Satellites: A Strategic Advantage Amid Rising Space Threats
Refuellable satellites are designed to receive fuel and other necessary supplies in space, enabling them to stay operational far beyond their initial lifespan.
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Japan’s H3 rocket launches boost space reputation, but challenges remain
Japan's successful consecutive launches of the H3 rockets mark a significant milestone in its space exploration efforts. However, experts caution that the true test lies ahead as Japan prepares for more complex and ambitious missions.
China completes first universal launchpad for liquid fuel rockets, boosting space ambitions
China has completed its first universal launchpad for liquid fuel rockets at the Wenchang Space Launch Centre, enhancing its space capabilities.
Galactic energy propels China to new heights with record-breaking rocket launches
Galactic Energy's back-to-back rocket launches in China set a new national record, showcasing the nation's rapid advancements in space technology and its commitment to exploration beyond Earth's atmosphere.
North Korea’s satellite launch failure
While a setback, North Korea's recent satellite launch failure underscores its determination in space exploration. Amidst geopolitical tensions, experts anticipate more attempts, highlighting concerns over regional security and the country's missile capabilities.
China’s Chang’e-6 probe enters lunar orbit, advances moon exploration
China's Chang'e-6 lunar probe achieved a milestone by entering its circumlunar orbit, a testament to China's space exploration prowess.
ISRO plans to establish Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) by 2035
With a projected timeline of 2035, ISRO aims to realise its vision of establishing a dynamic space station that will serve as a nucleus for scientific inquiry and technological innovation.
Japan holds hope for Moon Lander recovery: possibility to restore power after historic lunar landing
Despite initial uncertainties surrounding the functionality of the craft's solar batteries, JAXA is gearing up for potential restoration efforts once sunlight reaches its solar panels, marking a significant development in the nation's lunar exploration aspirations.
Critical fuel loss imperils historic U.S. Moon mission
Unexpected setback has sent shockwaves through the space community, prompting urgent assessments and leaving the future of the historic lunar expedition hanging in the balance.
Unlocking cosmic mysteries: Japan’s XRISM satellite offers first glimpse into the X-ray cosmos
Japan's XRISM (X-ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission) satellite, a collaborative effort with NASA and ESA, marks a significant leap in space exploration.
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