Aditya L1  and Chandrayaan mission’s are currently being strengthened, with the scientific objectives remaining more or less the same as with the previous lunar missions Aditya L1, will go up to the Lagrangian Point L1, a vantage point to observe the Sun continuously without disturbance over a long period of time ISRO has successfully done …

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Researchers have analyzed samples of the asteroid Ryugu collected by the Japanese Space Agency’s Hayabusa2 spacecraft and found uracil, one of the informational units that make up RNA, the molecules that contain the instructions for how to build and op…

schwit1 writes: Crippled by war and sanctions, Russia now faces evidence that its already-struggling space program is falling apart. In the past three months alone, Roscosmos has scrambled to resolve two alarming incidents. First, one of its formerly d…

Longtime Slashdot reader drwho writes: A new type of propulsion system which uses no propellant, but rather only electricity, will be tested in a satellite to be launched from June 10’s Falcon 9 launch. The IVO Quantum Drive utilizes an alternative the…