Category - Space Technology

• Life on Mars – ARCHITECTU­RE
• COC takes second at NASA Orbit Challenge
• Telescope sets off to scan universe
• New ’scope for cosmos
• Rockets launched almost daily in U.S.; even more are ahead
• GOING (WAY) UP!
• Spacecraft bound for Mercury faces ‘tricky’ arrival
• Inspiratio­n Space Port to open St. Cloud destinatio­n
• China’s Tianwen-3 mission eyes signs of life on Mars: chief scientist
• Moon’s created ‘in 5hrs’
• Suited and booted for Moon missions
• AstroRad vest offers lighter shield against solar storms
• Laser communicat­ions link triumph for team
• NASA’S ‘Big Bang’ play as it coaxed new life
• 440 startups operating in India’s space sector: ISRO
• Trump signs order to create US Space Academy
• LOOKING BACK AT THIS WEEK THAT YEAR
• Could humans bring microbes to the Moon accidently? Nasa study finds some may survive
• Bright side of the moon n
• Recovered Starship heads for Texas
• Mars could be colonised... just not by humans
• Delay to China’s lunar project lifts pressure on Nasa
• Hansen receives U.S. space medal
• Nasa’s close encounters of turd kind
• Meet the Neighbors
• Flaring up
• STARBURST CIGAR
• Space junk punched a new hole in the moon. It’s not ours to abuse
• The 4.5bn-year-old question: Scientists close to discoverin­g Moon’s origins, thanks to ‘Bepi’
• Walk and talk
• 10-sided wave pattern swirling over Saturn's south pole
• Joint deep-space exploratio­n labs establishe­d with Thailand, Serbia: DSEL
• US, China gear up for a new era of space warfare
• SpaceX and rivals dodge satellites, debris in low-earth orbit
• Canada’s rocket man has big dreams
• From bicycles at Thumba to lunar South Pole: India marks 80th Independen­ce Day with major space expansion
• The case for life on Mars just got stronger
• FLYING ON SATURN’S MOON
• LOCAL CIRCUMSTAN­CES OF THE OCT. 6, 2026, OCCULTATIO­N OF JUPITER