This new satellite will help us understand the effects of climate change
It looks a bit like a dog house, doesn't it?
It looks a bit like a dog house, doesn't it?
Spotting space debris during the day could help save satellites from costly collisions.
It could be a momentous breakthrough for a country without space exploration history.
The USA, Europe, Russia, and now China all have their own GPS system.
While the coronavirus crisis has meant considerable disruption for many space projects, CHEOPS has been largely unaffected.
The ESA’s CHEOPS telescope has finally launched kick-starting the next phase in exoplanet investigations.
Titan is a lot like the Earth... except it's nothing like the Earth.
It was the most difficult launch the company has ever undertaken.
It's an unexpected side effect of a useful plan.
Help NASA by looking at trees.
Auroras are dazzling to behold, but also a nuisance for the aerospace industry.
"Both data sets demonstrate the earth's surface has been warming globally over this period, and that 2016, 2017, and 2015 ...
No word on how much one of these shows will cost just yet.
On any given day, large areas of the globe are covered in fire.
It's supposed to be an art project, but you be the judge.
It's a big milestone for the African country.
It will stay there for centuries, if not a thousand years.
Like many other NASA technologies, this also proved to be really useful on Earth.
It also debunks one of climate deniers most cited argument.