SpaceX’s new Gravity Space Station just Did Something Never Seen Before! Ready to replace NASA ISS: For more than two decades, the International Space Station (ISS) has represented the greatest symbol of human cooperation in orbit. But now, humanity stands less than five years away from an uncomfortable milestone—one that scientists, governments, and space agencies … Read more
NASA’s Orion spacecraft, one of the most expensive and ambitious space programs ever, is slowly fading into the background, much like the legendary Space Shuttle once did. Powerful, impressive, and reliable, Orion was designed to be America’s next-generation spacecraft, capable of transporting astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS), the Moon, and even Mars. Yet, … Read more
SpaceX has always been known for pushing boundaries — but this time, Elon Musk’s company has gone further than ever before. After receiving strong criticism from NASA for moving too slowly and even facing the risk of losing its Artemis 3 contract, SpaceX has shifted into overdrive. From Starbase Texas to Florida’s Kennedy Space Center, … Read more
The space race of the 21st century has been marked by intense rivalry, political drama, and groundbreaking technological progress. At the center of it all stands SpaceX, led by Elon Musk, and their ambitious Starship Human Landing System (HLS) — the spacecraft designed to take humanity back to the Moon under NASA’s Artemis 3 mission. … Read more
In a surprising twist that’s shaking the aerospace community, a former NASA administrator who once championed SpaceX’s Starship for the Artemis program has now turned into one of its most vocal critics. This sudden shift has sparked intense debate among space enthusiasts, engineers, and policymakers alike. Meanwhile, SpaceX remains steadfast, continuing to make steady progress … Read more
This summer marks an exciting milestone in space exploration as NASA and Blue Origin join forces to launch a mission to Mars. The American space agency, NASA, and Jeff Bezos’ private aerospace company, Blue Origin, have officially confirmed that two satellites destined for Martian orbit will be aboard Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket when it … Read more
The retirement of the International Space Station (ISS) is closer than ever, but it’s not the end of orbital space stations as we know them. Thanks to an ambitious new partnership between SpaceX and emerging space innovator Vast, the next era of human spaceflight is already taking shape—and much faster than anyone expected. Welcome to … Read more
Returning humans to the Moon remains the defining space objective for the United States in this decade. As the world races toward the stars, NASA’s Artemis program is at the forefront, aiming to return astronauts to the lunar surface for the first time in over 50 years. Yet, the mission is facing a critical challenge: … Read more
The space race is heating up again, and recent setbacks with SpaceX’s Starship version two have sparked serious doubts among experts about the United States’ ability to meet NASA’s Artemis 3 Human Landing System (HLS) deadline. As China advances quietly but steadily with its lunar program, the pressure is mounting on NASA and its private … Read more
SpaceX Inspected Starship 36 Wreckage after explosion, Somehow Better than We Thought: What a turn of events! New close-up images of Ship 36 have just been released—and the damage is less severe than expected, offering a hopeful perspective on Starship’s recovery. In other news, Axiom 4 finally launched after multiple delays, and NASA just published a fascinating … Read more