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India's developing space industry urgently requires a comprehensive Space Act to provide stringent legal support and regulatory clarity. The absence of such leg

Despite increased launch activity, many satellite companies still seek more launch capacity, especially as SpaceX scales back Falcon 9 launches and Starship's f

On September 11, 1985, the International Cometary Explorer (ICE) made history as the first spacecraft to fly by a comet, Giacobini-Zinner, a mission that was a

Two private Mira spacecraft from Impulse Space recently demonstrated advanced orbital maneuverability by zooming within 650 feet of each other in low Earth orbi

Twenty-five years ago, NASA astronaut Frank Culbertson, the only American off Earth on September 11, 2001, witnessed the 9/11 attacks from the International Spa

Austrade Commissioner Nathan Davis states that India's manufacturing scale, rather than just market access, is attracting Australia's space sector. This indicat

A new study suggests that the planet Mercury may be shrinking 30% faster than previous estimates indicated.

NASA's SARSAT technology, developed in part by the agency, has saved over 63,000 lives by relaying distress signals from personal locator beacons (PLBs) to resc

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope observed IRS 3 near Sagittarius A*, revealing the presence of oxygen-rich silicate dust and, for the first time, water in its

IBM and NASA have launched a new open-source AI model designed to assist NASA in its efforts to return to the Moon, making petabytes of lunar data available for

IBM and NASA have launched an AI model designed to help map ice and craters on the Moon.

Scientists believe they may be closer to detecting dark matter, a mysterious substance thought to make up 85% of the universe's matter, a finding that could tra

Prime Minister Modi invited France and other nations to collaborate at a space summit, urging them to be "co-travellers."

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged space-faring nations to prioritize cooperation over confrontation. He highlighted ISRO's cost-effective missions and its

NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is embarking on its final mission as it falls out of orbit, with its telescopes restarted to take last observations before

Physicists believe they are closer to detecting dark matter, a mysterious substance making up 85% of the universe's matter, which could transform our understand

New research suggests that an 'impossible' black hole merger, detected by LIGO as GW231123, may be explained by gravitational lensing, making the black holes ap

Scientists using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory have discovered a new class of mysterious objects, dubbed "hypersoft X-ray sources," that emit unusually low-e

Astronomers using ALMA discovered two stars that formed a binary system just 60 years ago, challenging previous assumptions about binary star formation.

NASA's newly launched Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, equipped with an advanced coronagraph, will directly image exoplanets by blocking starlight to reveal o

French President Emmanuel Macron has called for an "independent" Europe in space at the International Space Summit in Paris, emphasizing the need to reduce reli

Besxar is developing an orbital semiconductor factory, utilizing SpaceX rockets to launch manufacturing capabilities into space and return products to Earth.

Australian space firms are seeking deeper partnerships with Indian companies, exploring commercial collaborations at the Bengaluru Space Expo 2026 and advancing

A new satellite will be launched from the moon's far side to search for the first radio signal from neutral hydrogen, a challenging task due to strong foregroun