UK launches Titania military observation satellite into orbit
Britain has launched the Titania military observation satellite to help armed forces monitor activity on Earth, the Ministry of Defence announced.
Category : Space
Earth gains second tiny moon as space rock is captured
Earth has gained a second tiny moon after space rock 2026 QQ8 was captured by gravity; it will orbit until December before escaping.
Nasa navigation tech trial paves way for safer lunar landings
Nasa successfully tested new technology that will help spacecraft autonomously find safe landing sites on the Moon and other planets, completing simulated lunar descent manoeuvres in California.
Pilot claims UFO sightings on six or seven flights
A veteran pilot says he has seen unidentified flying objects on six or seven occasions over four years, including flashing lights over Brussels, Belgium.
Cern scientists edge closer to glimpsing the 'zeptoverse'
After a 42-year search, Cern researchers witnessed a one-in-10 billion beauty meson decay into two muons, opening the door to the zeptoverse.
Mars volcanic gas hints at possible life, study finds
Evidence of volcanic activity on Mars, including hydrogen chloride gas near Alba Mons, suggests hydrothermal systems that could support life, according to a new study.
Mars volcanic gas 'smoking gun' hints at possible life
Gas seeping above volcanic rifts on Mars, detected by an ESA orbiter, suggests the planet is not geologically dead but dormant, hinting at possible life.
Pink Sahara Rock Identified as Ancient Martian Meteorite
A pink meteorite found in the Sahara, named Teghaza 001, is over 4.1 billion years old, making it one of the oldest Martian rocks on Earth.
Sahara Pink Rock Is 4.1-Billion-Year-Old Martian Meteorite
A NASA-funded study reveals the 800-gram Teghaza 001 meteorite, found in Mali's Sahara, is 4.1 billion years old, among the oldest Martian rocks on Earth.
NASA 1,500kg Swift Observatory Re-Entering Atmosphere
NASA's 1,500kg Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory will re-enter Earth's atmosphere within hours after 22 years in orbit, with a 1-in-2,500 injury risk.
Nasa's Swift Observatory to crash into Earth within hours
A nearly 1,500kg Nasa spacecraft has a one-in-2,500 chance of injuring someone as it re-enters Earth's atmosphere within hours after 22 years in space.
NASA's Swift Observatory Set to Burn Up on Re-entry
NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, launched in 2004, is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere on Wednesday, burning up after a failed rescue mission.
UK Scientists Discover 'Zeptoverse' Smaller Than an Atom
UK-led scientists have reached the 'Zeptoverse', a realm 100 billion times smaller than an atom, using the LHCb detector at CERN to probe fundamental particles and mysteries like dark matter.
NASA unveils stunning photos of 100th ISS spacewalk
NASA released photos from the 100th US spacewalk at the ISS, where astronauts installed a new solar array to boost power.
NASA telescope set for 'catastrophic' crash to Earth
NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, a 1,470kg telescope, is expected to crash into Earth after a failed rescue attempt, with fragments possibly landing in Asia, Africa or Australia.
Black triangle UFOs: UK sightings mapped amid US security fears
Nearly 2,000 UFOs logged in UK over five years; interactive map reveals triangle sightings mirroring US reports near military sites.
Skull shapes and ghostly eyes among Halloween space sights
NASA Universe shares Halloween-themed space images, including ghostly eyes, a screaming skull, and a pumpkin-like Sun, ahead of October 31.
UK UFO Sightings Mapped: Manchester Leads with 245 Reports
A new map reveals 164 black triangle UFO sightings across the UK, with Manchester as the top hotspot at 245 reports between 2021 and 2026.
NASA astronaut warns aliens exist, space war possible
Former NASA astronaut Winston Scott says aliens are 'out there some place' and warns Earth could face combat in space amid US-Russia and US-China tensions.
NASA's 100th US Spacewalk: Astronauts to Install Solar Array
Astronauts Joshua Kutryk and Anil Menon will perform NASA's 100th US spacewalk to install a Roll-Out Solar Array on the ISS, adding power.
Columbia Crew's Final Moments Before Fatal Disintegration
The Columbia space shuttle disintegrated on re-entry on February 1, 2003, killing all seven astronauts, who were unaware of the catastrophic damage until moments before their deaths.
Columbia crew unaware of doom in final moments
The Columbia shuttle crew were unaware they had minutes to live as they re-entered Earth's atmosphere, with NASA watching catastrophic data unfold before losing contact.
US explores warp drive tech to hunt aliens, files show
Declassified US files reveal a 2010 report on warp drives, part of a DIA program, analyzing faster-than-light travel to hunt for aliens.
Pentagon UFO Files Reveal Roswell Alien Corpses, Egg Craft
Declassified Pentagon files reveal a secret 1947 Roswell account describing an egg-shaped spaceship and dead child-sized alien bodies recovered by the military.
Ukraine Says Starlink Connection Stable After Restrictions
Ukraine's military reports a stable Starlink connection after restrictions were lifted, restoring speeds needed for frontline logistics and air defence operations.
NASA's chilling act after Columbia shuttle disaster
Seconds after the Columbia disaster, NASA locked doors and silenced communications. Learn the final moments and the chilling order that followed.
NASA weighs lunar meteor strike risk for Moon base plans
NASA chief Jared Isaacman says the agency is "giving a lot of thought" to lunar meteor strikes as it advances Moon base plans, following a 2024 impact that left a crater 728 feet wide.
NASA studies meteor risks for Moon base plans
NASA chief Jared Isaacman says the agency is giving 'a lot of thought' to meteor strikes on the lunar surface as it develops plans for a Moon base by 2032.
Meteor strikes could dampen Nasa boss's plan for Moon base
Nasa is 'giving a lot of thought' to meteor strikes on the lunar surface for its Moon base, after a 2024 impact left a 728-foot crater.
Nasa weighs meteor strike risk for Moon base plans
Nasa is giving a lot of thought to meteor strikes on the lunar surface as it develops plans for a permanent Moon base by 2032, after a building-sized comet or asteroid hit the Moon in 2024.
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