Space Missions

ArianeGroup studies European Moon missions for ESA

SpaceWatch.Global is pleased to present the 23rd episode in our podcast series The Space Cafe Podcast: Pascale Ehrenfreund - is there life in space (other than us)? Episode 023 features a special guest Prof. Pascale Ehrenfreund. Pascale Ehrenfreund is an astrophysicist specialising in astrobiology. She is a highly-decorated and deserved expert in the field and there is no getting around her when it comes to the question of whether there is life in space (apart from Earth).

U.S. DoD contracts Relativity’s 3D-printed Terran rocket

Stefanie Tompkins named new DARPA chief

Virgin Orbit looks into SPAC merger listing, WSJ says

Integrated circuits, silicon solar cells, better vaccines, better materials, and new plant varieties are some of the benefits of experimenting and manufacturing in microgravity. But in general, achieving microgravity for long-term results is very expensive and for the most part, is heavily subsidized by agencies and governments, but can they translate the technological value into an economic one and creating new markets?

In this day and age of constant internet connectivity, thousands of notifications being thrown at us, and the ever-present threat of Covid-19, it can be easy to forget that we are in fact in Lent, the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter

ESA to look into the future of space transportation

For All Moonkind launches historic Moon Registry

Scientists study human cell infection in space