SPACE & AEROSPACE

Space & Aerospace

NASA delays March launch of Moon mission over technical issues
The US space agency hopes to put humans back on the Moon as China forges ahead with a rival effort that is targeting 2030 at the latest for its first crewed mission.
NASA delays March launch of Moon mission over technical issues
radio placeholder
LIVE TV
World
OPINION
opinion
author
Esra Karataş Alpay
By Sadiq S Bhat
Trump orders agencies to identify and release government files on 'aliens'
Trump cites "tremendous interest" in the subject and accuses his predecessor Barack Obama of disclosing classified information during his recent remarks.
Trump orders agencies to identify and release government files on 'aliens'
Artemis II moves closer to liftoff as NASA tests countdown post repairs
Four astronauts are set to journey beyond moon's far side, potentially breaking the distance record held by Apollo 13.
Artemis II moves closer to liftoff as NASA tests countdown post repairs
In a first, Chinese satellite captures black hole devouring white dwarf
A white dwarf is the extremely dense remnant of a dead star, with an average density up to a million times that of the Sun.
In a first, Chinese satellite captures black hole devouring white dwarf
The new space race: Why AI giants are betting on orbital data centres
Shifting of energy-guzzling AI infrastructure from Earth to orbit promises unlimited solar power and cooler operations in the vacuum of space.
The new space race: Why AI giants are betting on orbital data centres
China pledges to transform into world-leading space power, vows to develop space tourism
China’s state space giant has outlined plans to launch suborbital tourism flights, expand satellite constellations and push deeper into lunar and interstellar exploration as Beijing accelerates its bid to become a leading space power.
China pledges to transform into world-leading space power, vows to develop space tourism