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Study Says AstroRad Vest Could Cut Astronaut Radiation by Up to 60%

Analysis of phantom data and simulations shows organ-focused, hydrogen-rich shielding may let crew remain mobile during severe solar particle storms.

Artemis Accords Reach 70 Signatories as Serbia and Mauritius Join

ESA–China SMILE Spacecraft Reaches Orbit to Image Earth’s Magnetosphere in X-Rays

ESA and JAXA Seal Ramses Mission to Meet Apophis Before 2029 Earth Flyby

Study Maps 153- and 226-Day Round-Trip Paths Between Earth and Mars

NASA Picks Student-Designed 'Rise' as Artemis II Zero-Gravity Indicator

AI and Crowd Sleuths Home In on Rival Sites for the Long-Lost Luna 9 Lander

CU Boulder Activates One-of-a-Kind Plasma Tunnel to Replicate Hypersonic Reentry

NASA Picks Industry Teams as Proposed Funding Boost Speeds Habitable Worlds Observatory

Roscosmos Backs Plan to Detach Russian ISS Modules for a New National Station

ISS Sets Record With All Eight Docking Ports Occupied

China Targets Nov. 25 Launch of Uncrewed Shenzhou-22 to Restore Tiangong Lifeboat

China Returns Tiangong Crew Safely After Debris Damage Forces Capsule Swap

China’s Shenzhou-20 Crew Lands Safely After Debris Scare Delays Return

Blue Origin Sets Nov. 9 New Glenn Launch to Send NASA’s ESCAPADE Twins Toward Mars

China Delays Shenzhou-20 Crew’s Return After Suspected Space Debris Hit

Shenzhou-21 Docks With Tiangong in Record Time as China Begins First In-Orbit Mammal Study

Japan’s Next-Gen HTV‑X1 Berths With Space Station After Robotic Capture

ESA’s Henon, First Stand-Alone Deep-Space CubeSat, Clears Design Review for 2026 Trial

JAXA Concludes Akatsuki Venus Orbiter Mission After 15 Years