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NASA astronaut and two Russians arrive at International Space Station

Soyuz rocket launches from Baikonur, delivering Kim, Ryzhikov, and Zubritsky to the ISS.

News of the World • April 8, 11:36 AM • 9282 views
This year's March was the warmest in Europe in recorded history - research

According to Copernicus, March 2025 was the warmest in Europe since 1940, with average temperatures exceeding the norm by 2. 41°C. Arctic sea ice reached a record low.

Society • April 8, 09:22 AM • 9924 views
The Full Moon will "meet" with one of the brightest stars in space

The Full Moon will meet Spica, the brightest star in the constellation Virgo, on April 12. Light from Spica travels for 250 years, and from the Moon – 1.3 seconds.

Technologies • April 7, 10:00 AM • 82163 views
NASA apparatus discovered the largest organic molecules on Mars

NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered the largest organic molecules on Mars, dating back 3. 7 billion years. The molecules could be fragments of fatty acids that surround biological cells.

News of the World • April 1, 12:52 AM • 12312 views
Incredible spectacle: Hubble Space Telescope captures images of a spiral galaxy

The Hubble Space Telescope has captured stunning images of the spiral galaxy NGC 4941, located 67 million light-years away in the constellation Virgo. Hubble's instruments highlight individual star clusters and gas clouds.

Technologies • March 31, 01:38 PM • 125203 views
Airbus wins $194 million contract to land European Mars rover on Mars

Airbus has won a contract to develop a landing platform to deliver a Mars rover to Mars as part of the ExoMars mission, scheduled for launch in 2028. The contract will create around 200 jobs.

News of the World • March 29, 08:00 AM • 15470 views
Webb telescope for the first time captured Neptune's auroras in detail

The Webb telescope has for the first time been able to capture Neptune's auroras in stunning infrared detail. The auroral activity is located at the planet's mid-latitudes, not at the poles.

News of the World • March 28, 04:29 PM • 112945 views
NASA is moving towards certifying Starliner for manned flights

NASA plans to complete the certification of Boeing's Starliner spacecraft for crewed missions by the end of 2025 or early 2026. This is after technical problems during the mission to the ISS.

News of the World • March 28, 03:10 AM • 16866 views
IT industry paid over $1 billion in taxes in a year - Fedorov

The Ukrainian IT industry continues to grow, increasing its share in exports and paying over $1 billion in taxes. Ukraine exports IT services to 147 countries, including Microsoft, Meta, NASA and Google.

Economy • March 24, 10:15 AM • 42294 views
Science under threat: Nobel Committee head warns that pressure on free research is growing

The head of the Nobel Committee expressed concern over the persecution of scientists and the reduction of funding for science. This is happening against the backdrop of political disputes and could threaten the freedom of research.

News of the World • March 24, 09:49 AM • 31000 views
Gas prices in Europe rose after an attack on a transit point in the Kursk region - Bloomberg

European gas prices rose by 6. 2% after an attack on a pumping station in the Kursk region of the Russian Federation. The incident casts doubt on the resumption of gas supplies to Europe.

News of the World • March 21, 09:35 AM • 10583 views
SpaceX launched the secret NROL-57 mission for the US intelligence agency

SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket with the NROL-57 payload. The rocket launched from California as part of a mission for the US National Reconnaissance Office.

News of the World • March 21, 08:06 AM • 19757 views
Stranded astronauts on the ISS returned to Earth with the Crew-9 crew on a SpaceX capsule

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft with NASA astronauts and a Roscosmos cosmonaut landed off the coast of Florida.

News of the World • March 19, 06:12 AM • 14047 views
The American device took stunning pictures of the sunset from the Moon

The Blue Ghost device took high-definition images of the sunset from the Moon. NASA hopes that they will help to unravel the mystery of the strange haze that was first observed on the Moon in the 1960s.

Technologies • March 19, 03:19 AM • 20002 views
Astronauts stranded on ISS for 9 months to return to Earth on Tuesday - NASA

American astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who are stranded on the ISS, will return to Earth on a SpaceX Crew Dragon ship. Their mission has been delayed due to problems with the Boeing Starliner spacecraft.

News of the World • March 17, 10:59 AM • 61021 views
SpaceX Dragon Successfully Delivers Crew-10 to International Space Station

SpaceX Dragon Successfully docks with the ISS, delivering astronauts from NASA, JAXA and Roscosmos. The Crew-10 crew will join Expedition 72 to conduct scientific research.

News of the World • March 16, 05:40 AM • 21927 views
SpaceX successfully sent a new crew to the International Space Station

The Falcon 9 rocket launched from Florida, sending the Crew Dragon with astronauts from NASA, Japan and Russia into orbit. The mission will also return to Earth astronauts stranded on the ISS due to technical problems.

News of the World • March 15, 01:53 AM • 25331 views
SpaceX is preparing to launch a mission to the International Space Station

SpaceX is preparing to launch a rocket with four astronauts to the ISS. The launch, originally scheduled for Wednesday, has been postponed to Saturday due to technical problems at the launch site.

News of the World • March 14, 02:28 AM • 16779 views
One step closer to Mars' satellite: "Hera" asteroid mission used for the first time beyond Earth and the Moon

The "Hera" probe photographed Mars and Deimos during the flyby. This will help in planning future missions to explore Mars' satellites and develop technologies to protect against asteroids.

News of the World • March 13, 04:54 PM • 16457 views
SpaceX canceled the flight of the team that was supposed to replace the astronauts on the International Space Station

SpaceX canceled the launch due to a problem on the launch pad. Astronauts Wilmore and Williams were delayed at the ISS due to technical problems with the Boeing Starliner.

News of the World • March 13, 01:28 AM • 15034 views
NASA launched new missions into space to study the Sun and the origin of the Universe

NASA sent the SPHEREx telescope into space to study the origin of the Universe and the PUNCH mission to study the solar atmosphere. Both missions launched on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

News of the World • March 12, 11:53 PM • 11868 views
The Trump administration is considering the possibility of cutting NASA's science budget by 50% - Ars Technica

The Trump administration is considering the possibility of cutting NASA's science budget by 50%. Such changes could lead to the termination of important missions and the loss of U.S. leadership in the space sector.

News of the World • March 8, 07:48 AM • 19721 views
Athena module to install first cellular network on the Moon today

The Nova-C class lunar module Athena will land on the Moon on March 6 to establish the first Nokia cellular network. The mission is part of NASA's CLPS program and includes lunar sample collection and scientific research.

Technologies • March 6, 09:12 AM • 14265 views
Russia announces the launch of a Soyuz carrier rocket for defense purposes

A Soyuz-2. 1b rocket carrying a military spacecraft was launched from the Plesetsk cosmodrome. The launch took place on March 3 at 01:22 Moscow time in the interests of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

War in Ukraine • March 3, 02:07 AM • 34285 views
Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost successfully lands on the Moon - the second time in the history of commercial modules

Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lander has successfully landed on the Moon and sent back the first images. The vehicle carries 10 NASA scientific instruments to study the lunar soil in Mare Crisium.

Technologies • March 2, 03:02 PM • 31344 views
Rare parade of seven planets to be seen on the last day of February

Seven planets of the Solar System will appear simultaneously in the night sky on February 28. Venus, Jupiter, and Mars will be visible to the naked eye, while the rest of the planets will require a telescope.

Society • February 28, 09:59 AM • 161369 views
Blue Origin is preparing a historic flight: who will be part of the first female crew in 62 years

Jeff Bezos has announced the launch of a Blue Origin rocket with an all-female crew of six, including Katy Perry and his fiancée. This will be the first such flight since Valentina Tereshkova in 1963.

News of the World • February 27, 08:03 PM • 26187 views
Athena launched to the Moon: a new module from SpaceX with an innovative communication station

Intuitive Machines' Athena lunar lander has successfully launched on a Falcon 9 rocket. The device will land on the Moon on March 6 and test the soil near the South Pole.

News of the World • February 27, 08:00 AM • 30720 views
Does asteroid 2024 YR4 threaten the Earth: final calculations

NASA has confirmed that the asteroid 2024 YR4 does not threaten the Earth in the next 100 years. There is only a 1.7% chance of its collision with the Moon, and in March, the object will be studied by the James Webb Telescope.

News of the World • February 25, 09:44 AM • 29976 views
Huge sinkholes formed in a Brazilian city in the Amazon: a state of emergency has been declared

In the Brazilian city of Buriticupu, huge sinkholes have formed, threatening 1,200 residents. Due to sandy soils and heavy rains, the sinkholes continue to grow, destroying homes.

News of the World • February 22, 08:58 AM • 66662 views