Disappointment as the continuation of the Israeli experiment to photograph sprite lightning from space comes back empty-handed, another delay for Boeing’s spacecraft, a travel record on Mars, and the birth of new planets. This Week in Space

Private astronauts arrived at the International Space Station, continuing a long-standing Israeli research initiative. A European spacecraft was lost during reentry, a U.S. solar probe completed another close pass by the Sun, and a new telescope began its mission to map the skies. This Week in Space

The veteran astronaut returns from space, changes and innovations aboard the Chinese space station, and how does one lose a spacecraft? This Week in Space

From a private spacewalk to Starship’s milestones and Boeing’s setbacks, 2024 was a landmark year in space. What’s in store for 2025?

Another delay in returning the astronauts stranded in space, another Chinese space milestone, another Japanese launch failure, more planned lunar landers, and additional complications for SpaceX. This Week in Space

The U.S. and Russia disagree on the severity of air leaks at the ISS, Starship prepares for another ambitious test, NASA faces internal challenges, a possible Martian shoreline, and surprising findings about Uranus. This Week in Space.

A prestigious international appointment for a space researcher from Ben-Gurion University, Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket preparing for launch, a new crew aboard the Chinese space station, and an astronaut hospitalized following landing. This Week in Space.

The Green Lungs at risk: how small actions can lead to the collapse of rainforests

A new record for cumulative time spent in space, SpaceX’s ongoing regulatory challenges, heart diseases in space, and using X-rays against asteroids. This Week in Space.

Communication satellites featuring Israeli developments, record crowding in space, and a surprising new volcano.

China’s satellite communication network, Boeing still stuck, a private mission and challenges at the future lunar station

VIPER mission canceled, Ramon.Space expands to the UK, SpaceX launch issues and serene seas on Titan.

Samples from the Moon’s far side, a decommissioning plan for the ISS, spacesuit crisis and Boeing’s troubles.

An Israeli lab on the ISS, Bennu asteroid surprises, Chinese moon satellite and ice on Euclid Space Telescope.

Short Text: A Successful Launch of Starship, New Findings on the Age of the Universe, an old spacecraft, and a new rocket explosion.

NASA budget cuts, a new name for a half-moon, a space residency record, and a new environmental satellite.

The battle for gender equality in space has been long and hard, and these are the stories of its key protagonists

Where would one find the meniscus? What is Cadmium? What was the dog Laika famous for? A Challenging Scientific Trivia

Space debris management, Mars’ inner core, and the pursuit of a Starship launch license

Israeli disappointment, North Korea’s crash and Enceladus’ gigantic geyser.

Stunning images of the cosmos, enormous ancient stars, getting crowded at the ISS, and Virgin Orbit’s dissolution.

Water found in a surprising place, new initiatives to repair old telescopes, and a second private mission to the ISS

Axiom 2 mission postponed, Starship’s environmental tangle, and the impending end of Virgin Orbit

Where would we find Loess soils? Which units are used to measure weight? And what does a Turing machine do? A Challenging scientific trivia