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Scientists announced a handheld laser that could search for alien life on Mars or Jupiters moon Europa in the next few years. The device can spot large organic compounds in tiny planetary particles.

The President of the Italian Space Agency (ASI), Mr. Giorgio Saccoccia, announced today guidelines and objectives

NASA has been gaining momentum in recent years as investment into space has ramped up in the US. In 2022, missions dealt with the farthest, closest, hottest and coldest conditions in the universe.

The United States of America is reportedly putting the finishing touches on plans to expand its security sphere for Japan into space in an effort to safeguard satellites that are essential to military surveillance activities.

NASA’s advanced concepts program, which seeks to “make the impossible possible,” has selected 14 projects worthy of further study.

NASA believes it’s time to revisit the moon

The planned lunar Gateway space station will be just one-sixth the size of the ISS and feature an upsettingly tiny habitation module.

Engineers have begun the painstaking process of inspecting the Artemis 1 capsule to see how it fared during its lunar journey and atmospheric reentry.

This year promises to be out of this world when it comes to space missions, launches and the next steps in cosmic exploration.

Cunningham was the last surviving member of the Apollo 7 mission, the first manned spaceflight of the Apollo program.