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ESA’s MetOp-SG-A1 and Sentinel-5 launch aboard Ariane 6, marking a new era in global weather forecasting, climate tracking, and pollution monitoring.

Jim Lovell’s legacy extends beyond the missions he flew. He has inspired generations of engineers, scientists, and leaders.

The discovery and study of exoplanets like K2‑18b have revolutionized our understanding of where life might exist beyond Earth. Among the most promising candidates are Hycean worlds—planets with hydrogen-rich atmospheres and potentially water-covered surfaces. The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has provided tantalizing evidence of molecules like methane (CH₄), carbon dioxide (CO₂), and possibly dimethyl… Read more: K2‑18b, Hycean Worlds, and Dimethyl Sulfide (DMS): Insights Into Exoplanet Habitability

This remarkable mission demonstrated that human astronauts could successfully capture, repair, and redeploy spacecraft in space.

They may sound like sci-fi disasters, but they’re real—and growing more relevant in our tech-driven world.

We compare these innovations to Apollo-era gear and explore why the lunar south pole is now NASA’s top target.

ESA’s ExoMars mission just cleared a major hurdle proving they’re ready for the harsh descent through the Martian atmosphere.

The history of space exploration is a testament to human ambition, scientific advancement, and our enduring curiosity about the universe.

Why is Mars called the Red Planet? Explore the science behind its red color, unique features like Olympus Mons and Valles Marineris, and why Mars could be humanity’s future home.

Arvind Rao, a young engineer from Tamil Nadu who turned his passion for space into a career at the European Space Agency—with the help of tools and resources from the Learning Hub of the SpaceInfo Club.

Think Teflon was invented by NASA for space missions? Think again. In this episode, we unravel the surprising true story behind Teflon, the legendary nonstick coating.

Despite the limitations, these legendary explorers continue to push the boundaries of human discovery, sending data from the farthest reaches of our solar system