All Space articles – Page 57
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Moon base infrastructure reports expected by December
MOON MISSION ROB COPPINGER LONDON Agencies tune in to lunar communications challenge High-definition television is key to scientific and public...
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Space agencies plan robotic lunar exporation agreement
This year could see the signing by the world's major space agencies of a charter for the joint robotic exploration of the Moon, with landers reaching the...
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This Week - Briefings
BALPA DROPS COURT ACTION OVER OPENSKIES DISPUTE British Airways' pilots union BALPA withdrew its court action over pilot recruitment plans for the...
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Apollo-like capsule chosen for Crew Space Transportation System
In a departure from previous spherical Russian capsule designs, a conical manned capsule with a service module has been selected for the European...
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Constellation's year of preliminary design reviews sees mixed progress
Leaders of NASA's return-to-the-Moon Constellation programme are reporting steady progress despite a delay from September to November of the Orion crew exploration...
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Technology briefs
JAPAN DEVELOPS BALLOON-LAUNCHED VEHICLE PROPULSION The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency is developing a balloon-based operation vehicle that would...
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100 Greatest - Moment Nominations
Find out more information about the final nominations for the 100 Greatest Moments
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NewsNASA: more radar testing for Phoenix lander than all Mars probes combined
NASA has outlined its testing plan for the entry, descent and landing system that it hopes will get its Phoenix...
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Space station partners agree six crew transport operation
Later this month the International Space Station's partners will formally agree the arrangement for the transport and emergency return of the station's crew...
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ESA to begin third round of astronaut selection in 30 years
The European Space Agency launched its third astronaut selection round on 8 May at the UK's Science Museum in...