Power Outage Delays SpaceX Falcon 9 TRACERS Launch
A Santa Barbara blackout cut communications to the LA air traffic hub, delaying Tuesday’s SpaceX Falcon 9 TRACERS launch to Wednesday. NASA’s twin satellites will study Earth’s magnetic cusps.
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Tianzhou-9 Resupplies China’s Space Station, Powering Shenzhou-20 Mission
Tianzhou-9 docked with Tianhe, China’s space station core, on Tuesday. The Shenzhou-20 crew will transfer cargo and start new mission tasks aboard the orbiting lab.
Tianzhou-9 Liftoff: China’s Fourth Space Station Resupply Mission
China’s Tianzhou-9 cargo spacecraft has embarked on its fourth mission to resupply the orbiting space station, delivering crew essentials, propellant and experiment gear.
China Launches Tianzhou-9 to Resupply Tiangong Station
China launched the Tianzhou-9 cargo craft from Wenchang Satellite Launch Center early Tuesday to deliver supplies to its Tiangong space station.
China’s Tianzhou-9 Cargo Mission: Final Trial Signals Launch Readiness
Final trial exercise confirms all Tianzhou-9 cargo mission systems are ready for launch, as China’s integrated rehearsal across the Chinese mainland wraps up ahead of the resupply flight.
High-Altitude Telescope Hunts Universe’s Oldest Echoes
At 5,250m in Xizang, a new telescope is scanning the cosmic microwave background to detect the Big Bang’s oldest ripples and unlock secrets of the universe’s birth.
Israel Launches Dror-1 Communications Satellite
Israel launches Dror-1 communications satellite via SpaceX Falcon 9, ushering in 15 years of telecom independence and future satellite fleet.
Long March-7 Rolls Out Tianzhou-9 for Critical Space Station Resupply
Long March-7 and Tianzhou-9 roll out to the Wenchang pad in Hainan, as China prepares a 6.5-tonne resupply mission to its orbiting station.
China’s Chang’e-7: Seismograph & Hopper to Probe Moon’s Secrets in 2026
China’s Chang’e-7 mission, set for 2026, will carry a seismograph and autonomous hopper to study moonquakes, probe the lunar interior and hunt for water ice at the south pole.
NASA to Lose Over 2,000 Senior Staff Amid Budget Shake-Up
NASA plans to shed over 2,000 senior employees as part of a strategic budget reprioritization under the U.S. administration.