Space Conquest: The Moon and Mars in Humanity's Sights
Humanity is preparing to cross a historic threshold: permanent lunar bases by 2026 and the first crewed missions to Mars in the 2030s.
Space & Astronomy
20 published articles
Starlink: 70 Satellites Per Week and the 50th Mission of 2026
On May 7, 2026, SpaceX completed its 50th Falcon 9 mission of the year. An industrial pace, a constellation exceeding 10,200 satellites: a transformation redefining internet access.
Webb Reveals the Hubble Tension Enigma and Redefines Our Cosmos
The JWST's groundbreaking observations challenge our cosmological models with massive galaxies in the early Universe, paving the way to resolve the Hubble tension.
Roman Telescope: The Hunt for 100,000 Exoplanets
The assembly of the Roman Telescope has just been completed, promising to detect 100,000 exoplanets and unravel the mysteries of dark energy thanks to a revolutionary field of view.
Singularity-Free Black Holes: A Cosmic Revolution Underway
Revolutionary theories are replacing the infinite singularity of black holes with finite-density cores, ushering in a new era in modern astrophysics.
Perseverance: The Future Martian Record-Breaker and its Role in the Search for Life
The Perseverance rover is revolutionizing Martian exploration with its exceptional autonomy, covering over 40 km in automatic mode to track signs of ancient life.
Roman and Webb: Unprecedented Synergy to Unravel Dark Energy
The Roman and Webb telescopes form a revolutionary duo for studying dark energy. The former maps the universe on a large scale, while the latter scrutinizes the details.
SETI vs NASA: Two Revolutionary Approaches to ET Life
SETI scans for artificial alien signals while NASA searches for chemical traces of life. Two complementary approaches to solving the cosmic mystery.
Magnetars and Giant Radio Halos: Unlikely Cosmic Architects
Magnetars, with their colossal magnetic fields, could they be shaping the immense radio halos detected in galaxy clusters? An investigation at the frontiers of the Universe.
Starlink: Orbital Surveillance and Anomalies Under the Microscope
The Starlink constellation now exceeds 9,000 active satellites, posing unprecedented challenges for space surveillance and orbital anomaly management.
Biosignatures vs. Technosignatures: The 2026 Space Quest
In 2026, two complementary approaches dominate the search for extraterrestrial life: the analysis of atmospheric biosignatures and the detection of radio technosignatures.
Thomas Pesquet: Catalyst for European Space Exploration
With nearly 400 days in orbit, Thomas Pesquet has transformed the perception of European space exploration and catalyzed ESA's commitment to future lunar missions.
Preparing for a Post-ISS European Spaceflight: The Pesquet Journey
Thomas Pesquet embodies the model of the 21st-century European astronaut. What skills and training will be necessary to prepare for spaceflights beyond the ISS?
China and the Lunar Race: Decisive Advances in 2025
In 2025, China achieved crucial milestones in its lunar conquest with the successful test of Long March 10 and revolutionary Chang'e missions.
Starship in 2025: Review of 5 Launches and Future Prospects
The year 2025 marked a turning point for the Starship program with 5 decisive tests, transitioning from spectacular failures to SpaceX's first operational successes.
Practical Guide to Observing the Chinese Tiangong Space Station
Learn how to locate and observe the Tiangong space station in the night sky with our detailed guide, including recommended apps and expert tips.
Hall Ion Propulsion: Space Revolution Underway
Hall effect thrusters are transforming space exploration with their revolutionary energy efficiency and practical applications for Mars and the Moon.
Magnetars: Stellar Explosions Reveal Their Secrets
Recent observations of very distant stellar explosions are revealing new clues about the formation and behavior of magnetars, some of the Universe's most extreme objects.
Commercial ISS: Launchpad for Private Space Stations
The increasing commercialization of the ISS foreshadows the emergence of private space stations dedicated to orbital tourism and industrial research. A historic turning point.
Massive Black Hole Mergers: A New Era for Astronomy
Recent detections of extremely massive black hole mergers are revolutionizing our understanding of the universe and ushering in an era of gravitational astronomy.
The Universe Explored by Artificial Intelligence
Space missions, exoplanet discoveries, astrophysical advancements: our AI follows the stars to keep you informed about the conquest of space.
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