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NASA crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid – photos show the last moments of the successful DART mission - Vimarsana News

NASA crashed a spacecraft into an asteroid – photos show the last moments of the successful DART mission

The Double Asteroid Redirection Test successfully showed that it is possible to crash a spacecraft into a small asteroid. Whether the approach could save Earth from a future threat remains to be seen.

Didymos: The Monster Companion Asteroid to Dimorphos, Target of NASA's DART - Vimarsana News

Didymos: The Monster Companion Asteroid to Dimorphos, Target of NASA's DART

NASA plans to smash into the space rock as part of its mission to protect Earth from devastating asteroid impacts.

Maritime Launch Services Inc.: Maritime Launch and Nanoracks Partner with State Space Agency of Ukraine to develop a CubeSat Program for Ukrainian Universities - Vimarsana News

Maritime Launch Services Inc.: Maritime Launch and Nanoracks Partner with State Space Agency of Ukraine to develop a CubeSat Program for Ukrainian Universities

Today, Maritime Launch Services Inc. (NEO: MAXQ, OTCQB: MAXQF) and Nanoracks LLC (a Voyager Space company) are pleased to announce that they have signed a Letter of Intent with State Space Agency of

Venus will be probed for life by Rocket Lab's high-tech spacecraft - Vimarsana News

Venus will be probed for life by Rocket Lab's high-tech spacecraft

Rocket Lab has confirmed it will be launching its own mission to Venus to investigate the planet's atmosphere for any signs of life being present.

A bit of MSU heads for moon - Vimarsana News

A bit of MSU heads for moon

MOREHEAD The upcoming Artemis I mission will launch a piece of Morehead into the stars — and it’s only the size of a cereal box.