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Space Exploration - Page 12

July 9, 2026
Diplomacy/Geopolitics

Japan’s Asteroid Defense Test Passes Major Milestone with Precision Flyby

Japan has successfully completed a major test of technology that could one day help protect Earth from potentially dangerous asteroids, marking another significant step in the growing international effort to develop planetary

Book Reviews/New Books

Project Mars: A Technical Tale by von Braun and Its Fascinating Connection to Elon

Wernher von Braun’s Project Mars: A Technical Tale, written in 1949, stands as a unique combination of science fiction and visionary engineering. In a world still recovering from World War II, von Braun projected a future where humanity united to

January 28, 2025

SpaceX Starship Rocket Explodes After Launch in Setback for Elon Musk

Business/Space Race

A SpaceX Starship rocket exploded shortly after lift-off from Texas, marking a significant setback for the Elon Musk-led company just hours after a successful

Branson Eyes UK Spaceflights as Virgin Galactic Expands Ambitions

Aviation/Business

Sir Richard Branson has expressed his strong desire to launch Virgin Galactic spaceflights from UK soil, a move that has been met with enthusiasm

Chinese Rover Uncovers Evidence of Ancient Beaches on Mars

February 25, 2025
Education/News

New findings from China’s Zhurong rover suggest that Mars may have once been home to sunlit beaches with lapping waves and a warmer climate. Ground-penetrating radar aboard the rover uncovered layers of

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Why We Should Get Used to Being Concerned About Asteroids: A New Era of Awareness

February 24, 2025
World

The possibility of an asteroid collision with Earth has always lingered as a distant yet terrifying threat. While the most recent scare over asteroid 2024 YR4 made headlines with concerns about its

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China Develops Revolutionary Laser Camera for Spotting Faces from Space

February 23, 2025
News/Technology

China has unveiled a new laser camera system that outperforms the current best spy cameras, including those manufactured by US defense giant Lockheed Martin. This high-tech camera, recently tested near Qinghai Lake,

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SpaceX Rocket Debris Crash-Lands in Poland, Sparks Safety Concerns

February 21, 2025
Business/Technology

A large fragment of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket made an unexpected and uncontrolled re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere, crash-landing onto a man’s lawn in Poland, the country’s space agency confirmed on Wednesday.

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The Evolving Theatre of Space: The Unseen Risks of Escalation

February 19, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

The cosmos, once the frontier of human imagination and scientific ambition, is now an active domain of geopolitical contestation. Space-enabled services are woven into the fabric of civilian and military life, dictating

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India’s Ambitious Space Push: Turning to Private Sector for Rocket Launches

February 3, 2025
Diplomacy/News

India is charting a new course in its space exploration ambitions by turning to the private sector to build rockets and satellites, a move that mirrors the success of NASA and SpaceX.

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Astronomers Discover ‘Super-Earth’ HD 20794d: A Promising Candidate for Alien Life

January 29, 2025
Diplomacy/Education

A newly discovered exoplanet, HD 20794d, located just 20 light years away, has sparked excitement among scientists as a prime candidate for hosting alien life. Researchers analyzing two decades of data confirmed

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Project Mars: A Technical Tale by von Braun and Its Fascinating Connection to Elon

January 28, 2025
Book Reviews/New Books

Wernher von Braun’s Project Mars: A Technical Tale, written in 1949, stands as a unique combination of science fiction and visionary engineering. In a world still recovering from World War II, von

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Trump’s Mars Ambitions: How Long Until We Get There?

January 23, 2025
Diplomacy/News

For decades, the idea of sending humans to Mars has captured the imagination of the public and fueled the ambitions of U.S. presidents. From John F. Kennedy’s moonshot to Donald Trump’s more

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SpaceX Starship Rocket Explodes After Launch in Setback for Elon Musk

January 18, 2025
Business/Space Race

A SpaceX Starship rocket exploded shortly after lift-off from Texas, marking a significant setback for the Elon Musk-led company just hours after a successful maiden launch by its rival, Blue Origin. The

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