BEIJING, Jan. 28 (Xinhua) -- China will carry out more space science exploration in the next five years, according to a white paper on the country's space activities released Friday.
The white paper, titled "China's Space Program: A 2021 Perspective," was released by the State Council Information Office.
How NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will get ready for its first cosmic observations | Space
With NASA's newest space observatory exactly on schedule in its commissioning phase, the science team outlined their plan to make the most of this $10 billion opportunity.
The James Webb Space Telescope arrived days ago at its destination at the Earth-sun Lagrange Point 2 (L2), which is about 930,000 miles (1.5 million kilometers) away from our planet.
Nanosatellite launch is a big step forward for African space science - Technology Times
South African space science had a big day on 13 January 2022. The Cape Peninsula University of Technology, based in Cape Town, launched its third satellite mission into space from the Cape Canaveral rocket launch site in Florida in the US.
The nanosatellite constellation – consisting of three satellites – is called MDASat (Marine Domain Awareness). A nanosatellite is smaller than standard satellites, weighing between 1kg and 10kg; it's an affordable, functional option. The mean mass of each of our satellites is 2.1kg.
ISRO's New Chairman S.
With space sector reforms and growth of India's space economy his topmost priorities, ISRO's new Chairman S.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is undertaking in-depth research, new projects and programmes to take space technology and space to a higher level.
The Indian Space Research Organisation is in the process of adapting and adopting to new challenges and opportunities. India will be launching two major space missions in the 75th year of Independence and the ISRO is in an advanced stage of developing the Reusable Launch Vehicle (RLV).
Work by Ball Aerospace, other Boulder County companies play key role in James Webb Space Telescope
The recent launch of the James Webb Space Telescope garnered worldwide attention for its ambitious goals and extraordinary technological challenges.
Ball Aerospace designed and manufactured the entire optics system for the Webb telescope, which is the largest telescope ever deployed in space. Webb is intended to detect objects up to 400 times fainter than what can be observed by current ground- and space-based telescopes.
2022: A Year of Space Odysseys - The Wire Science
Rockets turn their fuel into momentum that carries people, satellites and science itself forward into space. 2021 was a year full of records for space programs around the world, and that momentum is carrying forward into 2022.
In total, in 2021 there were 134 launches that put humans or satellites into orbit – the highest number in the entire history of spaceflight . Nearly 200 orbital launches are scheduled for 2022. If things go well, this will smash last year's record.
A Long March 8 rocket has arrived at the coastal Wenchang spaceport for the second mission of what
A Long March 8 rocket has arrived at the coastal Wenchang spaceport for the second mission of what is planned to be China's first reusable launch vehicle.
The Long March 8 will launch in late February or early March and will be carrying 22 satellites for Chinese commercial space companies, including optical and radar Earth observation satellites.
Family Calendar for Jan. 31-Feb.
Storytime Shorts – Hear stories that help children learn language and early literacy skills. Every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 a.m. at facebook.com/spokanecountylibrarydistrict. Also available on YouTube at scld.org/storytime-shorts-playlist . Presented by Spokane County Library District. Free.
The Institute of Space Commerce Announces Its Awardees for Space Commerce Events and Film 2021 -
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SpaceX delays launch of Italian satellite again, this time because of wayward ship | Space
SpaceX has had to delay the launch of an Italian Earth-observation satellite yet again, but this time Mother Nature was not to blame.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket was all set to loft the Cosmo-SkyMed Second Generation FM2 (CSG-2) satellite from Florida's Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Sunday (Jan. 30) at 6:11 p.m. EST (2311 GMT).
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