Category: Space
Explore the vastness beyond our planet. This section covers missions, discoveries, and events that expand our reach into the cosmos. From new rocket launches to deep-space observations, “Space” keeps you updated on humanity’s steps into the unknown.
Huff! NASA Rules Out 2032 Moon Impact of Asteroid 2024 YR4
NASA has added a new 2027 mission to its Artemis program, shifting Artemis III to low Earth orbit testing and targeting annual lunar landings starting with Artemis IV in 2028.
NASA Revises Artemis Plan: Moon landing shifts to 2028 with Artemis IV
Researchers from Kyoto University and Sumitomo Forestry will launch LignoSat, the world’s first wooden satellite made with honoki magnolia.
Japan to Launch World’s First Wooden Satellite to Tackle Space Debris
A PLF (Payload Fairing) washed up on an uninhabited island near the Maldives.
ISRO Rocket Debris Found on an Uninhabited Island in Maldives
Agnikul Cosmos has partnered with NeevCloud to convert rocket upper stages into solar-powered AI data centers in low Earth orbit, targeting large-scale deployment by 2027 to support rising AI demand while reducing space debris.
Agnikul Cosmos and NeevCloud will turn upper stages of rockets into AI data centers!
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket’s exhaust plume appeared to form the Grok AI logo in the sky, drawing widespread attention and speculation about a marketing move.
SpaceX Falcon 9 Launch Leaves Grok Logo Streaked Across the Sky
Panchromatic on-orbit image of the International Space Station captured by Azista Space Industries from approximately 300 km on 3 February 2026.
Hyderabad-based Azista Space Industries Captures ISS from the Orbit!
IIT Madras launches a flexible, online-first 4-year BS in Aeronautics & Space Technology (open to anyone with Class 12 Physics+Math, no age limit).
IIT Madras launches Online BS degree in Aeronautics and Space Technology, Here’s what you need to know!
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Moon First, Mars Later: Elon Musk Confirms SpaceX Has Shifted Focus to the Moon
The Curiosity rover used LED lights on its robotic arm at night to illuminate a drill hole in the rock known as Nevado Sajama in November 2025.
NASA’s Curiosity rover runs a rare nighttime test using LED lights on its robotic arm
