SYFY WIRE space exploration Odysseus Lunar Lander Returns U.S. to the Moon for the First Time in More Than 50 Years Intuitive Machines becomes the first commercial company to soft-land on the Moon. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago How Scientists Are Mapping and Attempting to Clean Up Some 100 Million Pieces of Space Debris There are more than 100 million pieces of space junk orbiting the planet. By Cassidy Ward 3 weeks ago Chimps in Space: Remembering Enos, the Chimpanzee Who Orbited the Earth Chimpanzees paved the way for human space exploration. By Cassidy Ward 3 weeks ago NEAR and Eros: The Story of the First Asteroid Landed on by a Spacecraft Maybe we're afraid of asteroids because we're afraid of love. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago SpaceX Temporarily Delays Launch of Intuitive Machines' Nova-C Launcher Due to Fueling Problem A fueling problem caused a temporary launch delay. IM-1 is now targeting a February 15, 2024 launch. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Japan’s SLIM Lunar Lander Is Still Alive, Despite Landing Upside-Down A bump on the head can't stop this Moon lander. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago Why Sierra Space Popped Its Inflatable Space Station Module on Purpose Explosive decompression is more desirable on Earth than in space. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago The Life and Death (in 2031) of the International Space Station The International Space Station's days are numbered, here's how it lived and how it will die. By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago AstroForge Space Mining Company Prepares for Launch to Secret Asteroid Target If you know where the treasure is, you usually don't announce it. By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago Lost in Space: The Case of the Missing Space Station Tomato Astronaut Frank Rubio is owed several apologies and one tomato. By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago SYFY WIRE | Page 2
Odysseus Lunar Lander Returns U.S. to the Moon for the First Time in More Than 50 Years Intuitive Machines becomes the first commercial company to soft-land on the Moon. By Cassidy Ward 2 weeks ago
How Scientists Are Mapping and Attempting to Clean Up Some 100 Million Pieces of Space Debris There are more than 100 million pieces of space junk orbiting the planet. By Cassidy Ward 3 weeks ago
Chimps in Space: Remembering Enos, the Chimpanzee Who Orbited the Earth Chimpanzees paved the way for human space exploration. By Cassidy Ward 3 weeks ago
NEAR and Eros: The Story of the First Asteroid Landed on by a Spacecraft Maybe we're afraid of asteroids because we're afraid of love. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
SpaceX Temporarily Delays Launch of Intuitive Machines' Nova-C Launcher Due to Fueling Problem A fueling problem caused a temporary launch delay. IM-1 is now targeting a February 15, 2024 launch. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Japan’s SLIM Lunar Lander Is Still Alive, Despite Landing Upside-Down A bump on the head can't stop this Moon lander. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
Why Sierra Space Popped Its Inflatable Space Station Module on Purpose Explosive decompression is more desirable on Earth than in space. By Cassidy Ward 1 month ago
The Life and Death (in 2031) of the International Space Station The International Space Station's days are numbered, here's how it lived and how it will die. By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago
AstroForge Space Mining Company Prepares for Launch to Secret Asteroid Target If you know where the treasure is, you usually don't announce it. By Cassidy Ward 2 months ago
Lost in Space: The Case of the Missing Space Station Tomato Astronaut Frank Rubio is owed several apologies and one tomato. By Cassidy Ward 3 months ago