Science
JWST Spots 'Little Red Dots' and Overly Massive Black Holes
The James Webb Telescope is reshaping our understanding of the ancient cosmos, and a new study reveals stars that look young despite their age.
Science
Discarded SpaceX Rocket Stage Will Uncontrollably Crash into the Moon
The upper stage of a rocket used for a mission to the Moon in January 2025 will hit near the Einstein crater at a speed of 8,700 kilometers per hour, with NASA and South Korean orbiters monitoring the event.
Science
NASA Launches Roman Telescope on August 30, Nine Months Ahead of Schedule
While the four-billion-dollar space observatory prepares for its journey to Lagrange point L2, SpaceX simultaneously conducts launches for U.S. security forces.
Home & Garden
The Izbor Department Store in Bar Still Looks Like a Spaceship, Even After 40 Years
The unique brutalist complex from 1984 still attracts attention from tourists and locals, and its domes are designed to follow the silhouette of the surrounding mountains
Science
Spacecraft with Two Robotic Arms: Services Satellites, but Also Poses Threat in Orbit
US Escalates Tech War: Alongside Launch of Robotic Spacecraft, Washington Bans Imports of Chinese Humanoid Robots
Science
SpaceX Launches Starship on 13th Test Flight with First Starlink Satellites
Science
SpaceX Starship Deploys First 20 Starlink V3 Satellites in 13th Flight
AI
SpaceX Deploys First Starlink V3 Satellites, but Booster Fails Again
Science
NASA to Test SpaceX and Blue Origin Landers in 2027 Ahead of Moon Landing