NASA’s Artemis-II Roars To Moon: First Crewed Lunar Orbit in 50+ Years

The lunar horizon is once again within human reach following the monumental launch of the Artemis-II mission from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida.On a Wednesday evening punctuated by the thunderous roar of the Space Launch System (SLS), four astronauts embarked on a ten-day journey that marks the first crewed return to the vicinity of the Moon in over half a century.This inaugural crewed

April 2, 2026
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Lunar Frontiers: How Artemis And Chandrayaan Are Mapping Humanity’s Future

The global landscape of space exploration is witnessing a transformative era as the United States and India spearhead a new chapter in lunar discovery. More than five decades since the conclusion of the Apollo era in 1972, NASA’s Artemis program is preparing to return humans to deep space.This initiative represents a shift from the competitive "flag-planting" of the Cold War toward a strategy of

March 28, 2026
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ISRO Aligns Bharatiya Antariksh Station With Global Standards For Collaborative Orbit Ambitions

India’s space agency, ISRO, is aligning the Bharatiya Antariksh Station (BAS) with international standards to foster global collaboration. In a recent Lok Sabha response, Minister of State for Space Jitendra Singh disclosed that ISRO is integrating these standards into the design of BAS-01 subsystems. This ensures seamless interoperability with hardware from other space agencies worldwide.The

March 23, 2026
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