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Bengaluru: The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is making significant progress with its innovative Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX) satellites. By Saturday evening, the two satellites achieved a concentration point, maintaining an inter-satellite distance of 230 meters after initially starting at 1.5 kilometers.

Flight technology has had continuous growth, but Lockheed Martin is set to transform the industry with the SR-72. A game-changer in hypersonic technology, the SR-72 is designed for Mach 6 travel, capable of reaching speeds of roughly 4,600 mph. Bearing SR-72’s predecessor’s

The Race to Space Intensifies In a dramatic shift in the commercial space sector, Blue Origin is gearing up for its much-anticipated inaugural launch of the New Glenn rocket at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This pivotal moment could signify a potential

A Rare Opportunity to Gaze at Mars As Mars prepares for its nearest approach to Earth this decade, stargazers are in for a spectacular treat. For the next two weeks, passionate astronomers can take advantage of this celestial event, which makes the

The Indian Space Research Organisation (Isro) is making remarkable strides in its groundbreaking Space Docking Experiment (SpaDeX). After overcoming technical hurdles that previously delayed the mission, the two satellites have reached a pivotal stage in their journey. Currently positioned just 230 meters

Unveiling the Secrets of Mercury BepiColombo, a collaborative mission between the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), has achieved a remarkable milestone by successfully completing its final flyby of Mercury. Launched in October 2018, this ambitious project

India’s Space Initiative: Aiming for Greater Heights India currently makes up only 2% of the global space economy, and experts believe this figure must rise significantly. The country has set an ambitious target to boost this percentage to 10% within the next

Stargazers, get ready! This January, the night sky will feature a stunning display as four bright planets—Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn—align for a spectacular visual treat. NASA has dubbed this phenomenon a “planetary parade,” and it’s a show that should not be