Space
Supersonic parachutes, a step forward for the journeys of the future
The company ASPIRE, with NASA, is testing new parachutes that can be used for lunar or martian missions as well as on terrestrial air transport
Read moreNASA and ESA will build together the new Space Gateway
The two space agencies have signed an agreement for the creation of an outpost in space to be used during the Artemis project
Read moreOn October 20 NASA will “kiss” an asteroid
The OSIRIS-REx spacecraft will reach the Bennu asteroid to take a rock sample and send it back to earth during one of the most daring missions in history
Read moreGryphon Tech will develop a new nuclear engine for NASA
The leading national security supply company has entered into a $14 million contract with NASA to develop an innovative engine for space travel
Read morePhosphine in the atmosphere of Venus: is the proof of life on the Planet?
The researchers of the Royal Astronomical Society have identified traces of phosphine in the atmosphere of Venus, a gas that could indicate the presence of life forms.
Read moreAn asteroid will touch the Earth on November 2: what we know
On November 2, 2020 the asteroid 2018VP1 will pass very close to Earth: it moves at a speed of 24 km per second and is the size of a small...
Read moreStadium-size balloon stadiums will take a NASA telescope to the edge of space
The American agency plans to bring the ASTHROS telescope up to 40 km high with a balloon the size of a football stadium Space development and the study of the...
Read moreFirst positive test for Starship, the ship of the future
After 4 unsuccessful attempts, the SpaceX vector made a small flight of 150 meters and successfully re-landed after a parabolic trajectory Since NASA reached the Moon on the Apollo missions,...
Read moreNASA launches the probe Perseverance to search for signs of life on Mars
At 1.50 p.m. (Italian time) the Perseverance probe took off from NASA's Cape Canaveral base in Florida to search for traces of life on Mars
Read moreTianwen-1: China launches new probe towards Mars
At 12.41 p.m. (6.41 a.m. in Italy), the Tianwen-1 probe took off from the Wenchang Space Center in China and will reach Mars' orbit next February.
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