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News for tag «Space» (6):

Американское космическое агентство рискует потерять уникальные научные данные
Technology09/03/2026
The American Space Agency Risks Losing Unique Scientific Data
The American space agency has faced serious financial difficulties.
NASA запустила космический телескоп Роман для масштабного изучения неба
Technology09/03/2026
NASA Launches Roman Space Telescope for Large-Scale Sky Survey
NASA successfully launched a new space telescope. The Nancy Grace Roman Observatory lifted off on August 30.
НАСА: у США недостаточно данных для отправки астронавтов на Луну и строительства базы
Technology07/01/2026
NASA: The US lacks data to send astronauts to the moon and build a base
The United States does not have enough information to safely send a manned mission to the moon and begin construction of a permanent base. This was stated by the NASA
SpaceX строит собственный газопровод Starpipe для обеспечения десятков запусков Starship
Technology06/29/2026
SpaceX is building its own Starpipe gas pipeline to support dozens of Starship launches
Elon Maska’s space company SpaceX is taking another step toward full autonomy by building its own infrastructure for natural gas extraction and transportation. As reported by Reuters, with reference to
Китай вывел на орбиту экспериментальный спутник связи с помощью ракеты «Чанчжэн-7»
Technology06/24/2026
China launched an experimental communications satellite with the Changzhen-7
On Tuesday, 23.06.2026, China successfully launched a new spacecraft designed to test advanced communication technologies. The mission was launched from the Wenchan Cosmodrome, located on Hainan Island in the south
НАСА официально завершило историческую миссию MAVEN на орбите Марса
Technology06/04/2026
NASA has officially completed the historic mission of MAVEN in Mars orbit
The American space agency NASA has officially announced the conclusion of the MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN) mission, marking the end of its pioneering 11-year orbital journey around the