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02 April 2026
An Updated Course to the Moon: Why is NASA Radically Changing its Artemis Strategy?

Recently, NASA sharply shifted the course of the Artemis program. The return to the Moon now follows a more complex strategy — one that echoes the lessons of Apollo and calls previous technological ambitions into question. When and how humans will return to Earth’s satellite— read in the new review.

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27 March 2026
Additive Manufacturing in Orbit: How 3D Printing in Space Has Transformed in the Last Decade

Over the past decade, additive manufacturing has found its way into nearly every aspect of orbital operations. Why has interest in 3D printing in space grown, and how has the technology evolved to date? Read more in our latest overview.

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17 March 2026
Planetary Defense: How We’re Protecting Earth from Asteroids and Meteorites

Every day cosmic debris falls to Earth. Most of it is harmless because the fragments are tiny. Yet in the planet’s history there have been impacts with large objects that caused major consequences. Who monitors the sky to predict such threats?

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11 March 2026
Point Nemo: the spacecraft graveyard where the ISS will soon end up

A vast, extremely remote area of the ocean was chosen as a graveyard for spacecraft. In this location, far from any land, the first modular orbital station and other space vehicles already rest.

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04 March 2026
Women in Space: The Most Notable Figures and Events of 2025

Women are no longer just flying to space — they are operating payloads, setting scientific records, and laying the groundwork for future missions. In the first month of spring, we highlight the most remarkable events of 2025 made possible by — or with the leadership of — women.

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25 February 2026
Messengers from Afar: How We Learned to Detect Interstellar Comets

The era of interstellar discoveries began only recently — in 2017 with the detection of Oumuamua. Why objects like it have been observed only in the past nine years can be explained using the example of 3I/ATLAS.

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19 February 2026
How China, Russia, and the US are Competing to Place the First Nuclear Reactor on the Moon

Nuclear power could enable long-term human presence in space, especially on the Moon. But a lunar reactor isn’t just adapted Earth tech. What positions do the three key countries hold in this race?

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13 February 2026
The Gravitational Web of the Universe: The Mystery of Dark Matter and Dark Energy

What are “dark matter” and “dark energy”? These mysterious entities make up the vast majority of our Universe. If we unlock their nature, we will move closer to understanding why the Universe continues to expand.

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04 February 2026
New Megaconstellations to Compete with Starlink and OneWeb

Reliable global connectivity is impossible without satellite technologies. Mega-constellations already deliver internet access to governments, military users, and remote communities. While two players dominate the market, other promising challengers are emerging. What do they bring to the table?

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