China's Ambitious Plan to Bring Martian Samples to Earth China's space program is gearing up for a historic achievement with the Tianwen-3 mission, aiming to collect samples from Mars and deliver them to Earth in 2031 – a feat that will put China two years ahead of
The Quest for Artificial Gravity As space agencies and private companies venture further into space, the need for artificial gravity becomes increasingly important. Long-term space missions require a reliable means of simulating gravity to mitigate the health risks associated with microgravity environments. One proposed solution is rotating habitats, which can
Breaking the Darkness Barrier Imagine a world where sunlight is accessible even after the sun dips below the horizon. A world where the constraints of daylight hours no longer hinder our productivity, creativity, and overall well-being. This is the vision that Reflect Orbital aims to turn into a reality. The
Unexpected Extension Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore's space mission has taken an unexpected turn due to unforeseen technical issues with Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. Initially, the astronauts were scheduled to return to Earth in November 2024, but now their stay in space has been extended until February
Technical Glitches Delay Return Sunita Williams' Extended Stay in Space Sunita Williams, the veteran astronaut, has faced an unexpected extension of her stay in space due to a series of technical issues plaguing the Boeing Starliner spacecraft. The spacecraft's intended return to Earth has been postponed as