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China rejects NASA accusation it will take over the moon

Rocket Lab has announced it will launch a satellite from Mahia, New Zealand. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Researchers from the University of Florida grew the plants in soil collected by NASA during the Apollo 11, 12 and 17 missions.

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 25 — The federal government has no intention to become a signatory of the US-led Artemis Accords or to participate in the planned International Lunar Research Station (ILRS), claiming both initiatives needed to be reviewed first in terms of financial implications and their...

More talents to benefit from the Arab Space Pioneers Programme with UAESA

After the US announced the delimitation of space as a warfighting domain, several NATO powers inaugurated a separate space command, with the heads of state of the...

To that workforce is about 50,000 people which is about a 53% growth over last year so as you see that its, you know, contributing to this whole ecosystem that we like referring to and, more importantly, it really is adding to a global economy. just so you know, we have also seen some references to the global space economy growing to almost $1 trillion in the next decade and i really believe that that can happen because the increase over the last decade is a 55%. just very quickly _ over the las...

Minister for Economic and Regional Development New Zealand has joined an international arrangement to co-operate with NASA on peaceful exploration and activity in outer space. Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta and Economic Development Minister Stuart Nash announced the government has agreed to join the Artemis Accords, launched by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and now signed by eleven nations . “The Artemis Accords guide cooperation on space exploration, including suppo...

New Zealand has joined an international arrangement to co-operate with NASA on peaceful exploration and activity in outer space. Foreign Minister Nanaia...

The accords form a natural extension of the Quad's Critical and Emerging Technologies Working Group.