Ethereal Space Awarded NOAA SBEM Task Order 1
In September 2026, Ethereal Space received Task Order 1 under NOAA’s ProTech 2.0 Space-Based Environmental Monitoring program.
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In September 2026, Ethereal Space received Task Order 1 under NOAA’s ProTech 2.0 Space-Based Environmental Monitoring program.
New research suggests that environmental conditions on the young Earth became stable enough around 4.33 billion years ago to support the chemistry thought necessary for life's emergence.
The Square Kilometre Array could soon be able to detect magnetic fields on planets outside our solar system.
Researchers have captured the first diagnostic X‑ray images during a commercial spaceflight, proving that X‑ray medicine can be performed in orbit.
A new Hubble‑led survey provides detailed stellar data from the universe’s first galaxies.
A recent analysis has identified tens of thousands of new organic molecules in two well-known meteorites.
A new call establishes a shared vision for strengthening Europe's role in human and robotic space exploration and points the way toward the upcoming ministerial meeting in Rome.
Cornell students have deployed light sails from CubeSats that accelerate via photon momentum and are controlled by gram‑scale ChipSats.
The agency kicked off its nationwide effort to prepare the next generation of space professionals.
Evidence from Jezero Crater points to multiple phases of liquid water in the planet's past.
Reid Wiseman attended the NFL game between the Baltimore Ravens and the New Orleans Saints and took a selfie with fans.
SpaceX’s Super Heavy booster has arrived at the launch pad in Starbase, Texas, preparing for the inaugural orbital Starship flight, contingent on FAA approval expected around late September.