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Crashing Back to Earth: The Lesson of Kosmos 482

Adnan Mirza -
On May 10, 2025, the long journey of the failed Soviet Venus lander has finally come to an end. The Kosmos 482 probe crashed...
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Trump, Musk and NASA: What does the future hold for Space Exploration?

Adnan Mirza -
Donald Trump is set to be sworn in as the 47th president of the United States today and is likely to sign multiple executive...
Astronomy & Space

Space Race 2.0— Double-Edged Sword of Innovation and Geopolitical Conflicts

Adnan Mirza -
The space industry, currently valued at around $630 billion, is projected to soar to $1.8 trillion by 2035.  This growth not only brings technological...
Astronomy & Space

Litterbugs in Space: The Next Frontier for Carbon Footprints?

Syeda Ambreen Zafar -
Overall, across all satellites, hundreds of collision avoidance manoeuvres are performed yearly, including the ISS.
Astronomy & Space

Carbon Footprints Beyond Earth: Balancing Space Aspirations

Maira Masood -
The environmental impacts of Space explorations are significant with the growing popularity and feasibility of space tourism.
News

Mars Colonization: What decades of missions have revealed

Maira Masood -
Theoretically, the idea of colonizing and inhabiting Mars seems reasonably achievable, but practically it is far stretched.
News

Aerospace Round-up 2020

Muhammad Hassan Qazi -
The impact of Covid19 will accelerate further innovation in 2021 in the Global Aerospace industry.
News

Your guide to NASA’s Crew-1 Mission

Ayla Khan -
Only in a matter of days, SpaceX and NASA’s Crew-1 will blast off from Kennedy Space Center, Florida onboard Dragon Spacecraft named “Resilience “on...
News

Does space exploration justify its cost?

Sabeeka Zafar -
To get an insight into how such exploration opens the frontier, we run down five top reasons why space exploration is significant.
News

Historic moments for SpaceX through the lens of Camera

Scientia -
For the first time in history, NASA astronauts have launched from American soil in a commercially built and operated American crew spacecraft.
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