Category: Space
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Artemis II gave a Moon milestone a deeply personal name
Space history was being made when the Artemis II crew rounded the Moon. On April 6, NASA’s four-person mission reached the farthest point from Earth ever traveled by humans, about 252,756 miles, moving past the Apollo 13 mark by 4,111 miles. It was the kind of number built to define a mission. It measured distance,
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Meteorite older than Earth smashes into Georgia home
On June 26, 2025, a brilliant fireball tore across the Georgia sky in broad daylight. Drivers on highways pulled over, startled by a sudden white flash. A cannon-like boom rippled through neighborhoods, rattling windows and shaking floors. In McDonough, a suburban family’s day turned surreal when a rock from space punched through their roof, ripped
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Rare double meteor shower peaks tonight under dark skies
The sky will put on a rare double feature this July, as two separate meteor showers reach their peak on the same night. On the evening of July 29 into the early morning hours of July 30, the Southern Delta Aquariids and Alpha Capricornids will streak across the atmosphere, offering a chance to witness up
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Trump ousts Musk-backed nominee, names TV host Sean Duffy to lead NASA
The day Donald Trump appointed Sean Duffy as interim head of NASA, the message was unmistakable: space policy in 2025 isn’t just about rockets and budgets. It’s about loyalty, optics, and political turf wars. Duffy, a former congressman, Fox Business host, and reality TV personality, has no formal background in aerospace or science. But he’s
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Blood Moon: How To Watch The Total Lunar Eclipse Of 2025
It’s nearly midnight when you look up and catch a faint hint of copper creeping across the face of the moon. You realize this is no ordinary full moon, but a total lunar eclipse more commonly known as a “Blood Moon.” On the night of March 13 into the early hours of March 14, 2025,
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The new frontier of preservation: When the Moon made the endangered list
For the first time in history, the World Monuments Fund has extended its reach beyond Earth by naming the Moon to its 2025 Watch list. This extraordinary addition comes as private space companies and global agencies plan new lunar missions, sparking concerns that humanity’s earliest off-world landmarks could be lost or irreversibly damaged. The Moon’s
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Cosmic Embrace: Navigating Love and Lust in Zero G
Questions about intimacy among the stars have lingered for decades, yet official agencies remain silent. There are rumors about clandestine encounters on space stations and speculation about how humans might navigate the practical challenges of microgravity. Few people will openly discuss it, but the reality is that sex in space, sooner or later, will happen.
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Fukang Meteorite: The 4.5 Billion-Year-Old Relic from China’s Mountains
The Fukang meteorite is a remarkable specimen of cosmic history. In 2000, a Chinese dealer discovered the rock in the vicinity of Fukang City in China, nestled within a secluded mountain range. As a pallasite, this stony-iron meteorite embodies a rare category that provides a tangible connection to the very foundations of our solar system.
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The evolution of the Spacesuit: History, Layers, Functionality
As spacesuit design continues to become thinner, more intricate, and more dynamic — there are touchscreen-sensitive gloves, an attached helmet, and built-in ventilation in the latest uniform — it’s worth looking at how both US and Russian spacesuits have evolved over time. Start by looking at the original suit (the Marshmallow Moon-Suit) designed for the moon mission