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Space's Big Steps and Hidden Gems in 2026

January 2, 2026

Space is becoming a bigger part of our daily lives. Rockets are being reused more often, and satellites are now fully operational. People can connect directly to devices from space, and regular folks are going to space, not just government astronauts. Governments are also planning big space projects

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New Faces in Space: Blue Origin's Latest Adventure

June 1, 2025

The skies of West Texas witnessed another exciting event on May 31. Blue Origin successfully sent six individuals on a suborbital journey. This mission, known as NS-32, marked the 12th time the company has sent people to space using its New Shepard vehicle. The launch took place at 9:39 a.

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Astronauts Stuck in Space Stand by Boeing's Capsule

March 31, 2025

Two astronauts have been stranded in space for almost nine months. Their journey was supposed to be a short trip, but technical issues with their spacecraft extended their stay. Butch Wilmore, one of the astronauts, spoke up about the situation. He chose not to blame anyone for the delay. Instead,

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Thrusters in the Spotlight: Starliner's Next Steps

March 29, 2025

Starliner, the spacecraft designed for human missions, has been grounded for over six months. NASA and Boeing are still figuring out if the next flight will carry astronauts or just cargo. The decision is far from finalized. The next launch is not expected until late this year or more likely in 2026

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SpaceX's Big Catch: What's the Plan?

October 28, 2024

SpaceX just did something amazing – they caught a huge rocket with robotic arms! This isn't just a cool stunt; it's a big step towards their goal of making space travel cheap, quick, and reliable. The idea is to reuse rockets really fast. Instead of taking days to move a landed rocket back to the la

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China's Next Decade in Space: Moon, Mars, Asteroids, and Jupiter

October 18, 2024

China's space exploration plans for the next decade include some exciting destinations. They've already collected samples from the far side of the moon, and now they're looking at Mars, asteroids, and even Jupiter. The samples from the moon's far side are different from those from the near side, whi