Blue Origin’s New Shepard completed its 35th mission from Launch Site One in West Texas, carrying more than 40 scientific and educational payloads beyond the Kármán line. The uncrewed flight, NS-35, reached over 100 km altitude before safely returning its capsule and booster. With this launch, New Shepard has now flown more than 200 research payloads, strengthening its role as a reliable platform for science and education.

In a historic step for Italian space exploration, the Agenzia Spaziale Italiana (ASI) has signed an agreement with SpaceX to send a series of...

Corn Ranch, Texas — August 3, 2025 — Blue Origin has successfully completed its New Shepard NS-34 mission, marking another milestone in the era...

Just moments ago, numerous reports and images flooded social media depicting a peculiar spiral formation in the night sky over Italy. While such sights...

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The Festival dell’Aerospazio, held in Olbia from September 26 to 28, 2024, was a showcase of technological innovation, strategic insights, and educational outreach that...

Italy has achieved a significant breakthrough in space exploration with its Multi-Purpose Habitation (MPH) module, a vital component in NASA’s ambitious Artemis program. Recently,...

The Polaris Dawn mission has successfully concluded, solidifying its place in the history of space exploration. Over the course of five days, this privately...

Jared Isaacman, the 41-year-old billionaire and founder of Shift4 Payments, is poised to make history with his upcoming space mission, Polaris Dawn. Set to...