#space exploration
A third planet, Beta Pictoris d, has been discovered orbiting the star Beta Pictoris, marking a significant achievement in exoplanet research.
Astromares offers a series of astronomy courses starting April 23, 2025, providing opportunities for both free and paid participation. Learn about stars, comets, and more with expert speakers.
Astromares explores the relationship between the sun and the moon, showcasing the beauty of the Aljarafe skies and promoting astronomy since 2012.
Data mining reveals potential future updates for No Man's Sky, including new items, base-building features, and gameplay mechanics focused on food management and customization.
Discover the latest advancements in space exploration, including new missions, technologies, and the search for extraterrestrial life.
ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot is preparing for her first long-duration mission εpsilon, with a tree-planting ceremony marking the occasion. Insights from interviews with experts highlight mission details and uncertainties surrounding the launch date.
The European Space Agency's Hera mission is set to receive a software update to enhance its capabilities in studying Dimorphos, part of planetary defense efforts.
The German CanSat Competition 2025-26 brought teams to Bremen for a week of presentations and rocket launches, culminating in a successful launch at Rotenburg airfield.
The ILA 2026 showcased the latest in aerospace technology, featuring interviews about Artemis III, ESA missions, and the historical context of DLR's predecessor organizations.
Astromares offers recordings from its comprehensive astronomy course for the academic year 2024-2025, featuring 32 sessions and over 45 hours of content.
The future of space exploration is bright with advancements in technology and collaboration between private companies and government agencies. Discover the latest missions and innovations.
Explore the future of space exploration, including advancements in technology, international collaboration, and the quest for understanding our universe.