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Edition No. 93 · GlobalEst. 2026
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Space & Astronomy

Neutral, non-partisan space & astronomy coverage from around the world.

NASA's Voyager 1 Probe Restores Full Communications from Interstellar Space

The historic spacecraft successfully resumed normal operations after overcoming a complex technical glitch in deep space.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-08

NASA Invites Public to Send Names to Saturn's Moon Titan

The space agency is collecting names to be carried aboard the upcoming Dragonfly rotorcraft mission scheduled for 2034.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-08

In-Space Manufacturing Startup Orbital Matter Announces 2028 Mission

The company plans to 3D print large support structures in orbit to improve solar array deployment.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-08

International Space Station Crew Prepares for Final Solar Array Installation

Astronauts are scheduled to conduct a critical spacewalk to complete the station's power system upgrades.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-07

Astronomers Identify Youngest Exoplanet Ever Found in Keck Observatory Data

The discovery of a giant planet still in the process of forming offers a rare look at the early stages of planetary system development.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-06

SpaceX Prepares for Ambitious Starship Flight 15 Following Orbital Milestone

The company aims to demonstrate unprecedented recovery techniques for its next-generation megarocket in November.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-06

Rocket Lab Successfully Launches Japanese Earth-Observing Satellite

The mission marks the 99th launch for the company as it continues to support international commercial space operations.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-06

United States Space Force Awards Contract for Space Domain Awareness Mission

Impulse Space will develop a maneuverable spacecraft to monitor orbital activity for the U.S. military.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-05

Strong Geomagnetic Storm Watch Issued Following Solar Flare Activity

Space weather experts monitor Active Region 4455 after a series of significant solar flares impact Earth's atmosphere.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-05

NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory Re-enters Earth's Atmosphere

The long-serving space telescope concluded its mission after a failed commercial attempt to extend its operational life.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-05

James Webb Space Telescope Detects Water Clouds on Nearby Brown Dwarf

Researchers observe shifting weather patterns on a failed star located just 7.5 light-years from Earth.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-04

NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Begins Mission to Map the Cosmos

The new flagship observatory has reached its destination to study dark energy, dark matter, and thousands of distant exoplanets.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-04

European Space Agency's Euclid Telescope Identifies First Comet

The space observatory captured images of the previously unknown object while conducting its primary mission to map the dark universe.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-03

European Space Agency Mission Arrives at Asteroid Dimorphos for Detailed Investigation

The Hera spacecraft begins its close-up study of the asteroid impacted by NASA's DART mission to advance planetary defense techniques.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-03

NASA Initiates Search for Commercial Partners to Maintain Hubble Space Telescope

The space agency is exploring private-sector options to extend the operational life of its iconic orbital observatory.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-02

Japan Launches Ambitious MMX Mission to Explore Martian Moons

The international mission aims to return the first soil samples from the surface of Phobos to Earth.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-02

NASA’s Juno Spacecraft Reveals Complex Plasma Waves Around Jupiter

New data from the long-running mission shows that Jupiter’s invisible magnetic shield is more intricate than previously understood.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-01

NASA Invites Public to Send Names to Titan Aboard Dragonfly Mission

The space agency is offering a unique opportunity for the public to participate in the upcoming exploration of Saturn's largest moon.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-01

SpaceX Starfall Capsule Completes Landmark Cargo Delivery for U.S. Air Force

The mission marks a significant step in testing point-to-point space transport for military equipment.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-11-01

Virgin Galactic Unveils New Delta-Class Space Plane

The company officially introduced its first next-generation vehicle, named Apeiron, following a public naming vote.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-10-31
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Astronomers Discover Potential New Dwarf Planet Beyond Neptune

The Vera Rubin Observatory has identified a mysterious object that could become the sixth known dwarf planet in our solar system.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-10-30

NASA Concludes Operations for Swift Space Telescope After Failed Recovery

The long-running observatory, known for tracking high-energy cosmic events, has officially ended its mission following technical challenges.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-10-29

European Space Agency’s Hera Spacecraft Successfully Resolves Binary Asteroid System

The planetary defense mission has captured distinct images of the Didymos asteroid system from deep space.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-10-29

NASA’s TESS Mission Reaches Milestone of 1,000 Confirmed Exoplanets

The Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite continues to expand our understanding of distant worlds beyond our solar system.

By Planet Earth News Space Desk · 2026-10-28

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