iSpace's Moon Lander Crashes Due to Laser Navigation Issue, But Company Plans to Advance Subsequent Missions
iSpace's Moon Lander Crashes Due to Laser Navigation Issue, But Company Plans to Advance Subsequent Missions
2025-11-05
Early this month, Japanese company iSpace faced a setback when its "Resilience" lunar lander crashed while attempting to land on the Moon's northernmost region, the Sea of Cold (Mare Frigoris). Com...
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Southwest Research Institute Delivers CoDICE Instrument to Support NASA's IMAP Mission in Exploring the Heliosphere
Southwest Research Institute Delivers CoDICE Instrument to Support NASA's IMAP Mission in Exploring the Heliosphere
2025-11-04
Recently, Southwest Research Institute has successfully delivered the new Compact Dual Ion Composition Experiment (CoDICE) instrument, which will be integrated into NASA's Interstellar Mapping and Ac...
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Reusable Rocket Prototype Successfully Launches and Lands
Reusable Rocket Prototype Successfully Launches and Lands
2025-11-03
Recently, Japan's major industrial conglomerate Honda has taken a significant step forward in the field of reusable launch systems, successfully launching a reusable rocket prototype to an altitude o...
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4MOST Spectroscopic Survey Telescope Launches Cosmic Exploration Mission
4MOST Spectroscopic Survey Telescope Launches Cosmic Exploration Mission
2025-11-01
The European Southern Observatory's VISTA telescope in Chile has successfully integrated the 4MOST spectroscopic survey system, obtaining its first observational data on October 18, 2025. This new sp...
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European Space Agency Plans to Launch Hayabusa CubeSat to Validate Deep Space Early Warning Technology
European Space Agency Plans to Launch Hayabusa CubeSat to Validate Deep Space Early Warning Technology
2025-10-31
The European Space Agency plans to launch a CubeSat named "Hayabusa" at the end of 2026, which will be the first miniature satellite to independently enter deep space and autonomously reach its pred...
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University of Florida Leads Photonic AI Chip Experiment on International Space Station
University of Florida Leads Photonic AI Chip Experiment on International Space Station
2025-10-30
The University of Florida, in collaboration with NASA, MIT, and other institutions, has sent a photonic artificial intelligence chip to the International Space Station via JAXA's HTV-XI spacecraft. T...
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XRISM Successfully Observes Stellar Wind from Pulsar GX 13+1
XRISM Successfully Observes Stellar Wind from Pulsar GX 13+1
2025-10-29
The XRISM space observatory, jointly operated by NASA, ESA, and JAXA, has recently conducted a successful observation of the stellar wind from the pulsar GX 13+1. This stellar wind study was carried o...
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4MOST Spectrograph Successfully Obtains First Observation Data
4MOST Spectrograph Successfully Obtains First Observation Data
2025-10-28
The VISTA telescope at the European Southern Observatory's Paranal Observatory in Chile has achieved a major milestone: the 4MOST spectrograph successfully obtained its first observation data on Octo...
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