NISAR launch delayed until 2025: A setback for Earth observation
NISAR, a collaborative project between NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), aims to revolutionize Earth observation with its advanced radar technology.
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China completes long-range test of new hydrogen-oxygen engine for manned lunar missions
China has completed a long-range test of a three-stage liquid hydrogen-oxygen engine for its new generation manned launch vehicle.
China’s reusable rocket achieves successful 10 km vertical takeoff and landing test
China has successfully completed a 10 km vertical takeoff and landing test of its reusable rocket, marking a significant advancement in space technology. This breakthrough paves the way for more cost-effective and frequent space missions.
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.
China’s LandSpace Revolutionizes Space Technology with World’s First Methane-Powered Rocket Launch
In a previous attempt in July, LandSpace became the world's first company to launch a methane-liquid oxygen rocket, even without real satellites. This achievement positioned them ahead of their U.S. rivals, including SpaceX and Blue Origin.
Inadequacies In Space-Based Surveillance: Lessons From The 2023 Hamas Attack
While space-based technology is invaluable for many purposes, it does have limitations when it comes to instantaneous detection of small-scale, fast-moving events, like rocket attacks launched by non-state actors.
Gaganyaan’s Test Flight Success Propels India’s Space Ambitions
At 10 am, TV-D1 successfully took off, and the payloads landed in the sea as per the planned trajectory. The test mission has been officially declared a success.