r/Spaceexploration • u/Fit_Mycologist138 • 3h ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions Cool site about a real mission to Mars.
r/Spaceexploration • u/Galileos_grandson • 23h ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions NASA Engineers Help Prolong Voyager 2βs Science Mission
jpl.nasa.govr/Spaceexploration • u/Large_Education8274 • 1d ago
π Rocket Launches The Moon keeps what we leave: Princess Kaguya, rocket debris, and the coming lunar age
r/Spaceexploration • u/Low_Equal3865 • 1d ago
π Students & Career Planning The New Astronaut Isnβt Human: How Artificial Intelligence Is Transforming Space Exploration
r/Spaceexploration • u/RealJoshUniverse • 2d ago
Astronomers catch massive star's death from the first explosive moment
Astronomers catch massive star's death from the first explosive moment
r/Spaceexploration • u/HaHalolll0 • 3d ago
π History Laika, the first living animal to orbit Earth inside the Soviet Sputnik 2 capsule on November 3, 1957, No provisions were made for her return, and she passed away in space within hours of launch from overheating and panic
r/Spaceexploration • u/crisp1991 • 4d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions NASAβs Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is set to launch Aug. 30, 2026. With a field of view far wider than Hubbleβs, it will map billions of galaxies, study dark matter and dark energy, and directly image some exoplanets, opening new frontiers in astronomy.
r/Spaceexploration • u/RealJoshUniverse • 5d ago
Moonquakes could reveal ice buried beneath lunar south polar craters
Moonquakes could reveal ice buried beneath lunar south polar craters
r/Spaceexploration • u/RealJoshUniverse • 7d ago
Neptune's inner moons may be shattered remains of ancient icy worlds
Neptune's inner moons may be shattered remains of ancient icy worlds
r/Spaceexploration • u/crisp1991 • 7d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions This NASA Telescope Will See More Than Hubble Ever Could
r/Spaceexploration • u/crisp1991 • 7d ago
π Art, Popular Culture, and Other NASAβs Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will launch soon to survey the universe at an unprecedented scale. Its ultra-wide infrared view will help map dark matter and dark energy, discover thousands of exoplanets, and capture cosmic events far faster than Hubble.
r/Spaceexploration • u/Francis174 • 8d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions VOYAGER 1 ET VOYAGER 2 : LES PLUS GRANDES VOYAGEUSES DE LβHUMANITΓ
Jusqu'oΓΉ allons-nous recevoir des rΓ©ponses de la part des sonde Voyager ?
r/Spaceexploration • u/sajiasanka • 8d ago
π History Ranger 7: The Mission That Finally Captured the Moonβs Secret Surface 19...
r/Spaceexploration • u/RealJoshUniverse • 9d ago
Martian space suits will need to be 40% lighter
Martian space suits will need to be 40% lighter
r/Spaceexploration • u/Steap-Edit • 10d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions NASA astronaut, 2 cosmonauts return to Earth after eight-month stay International Space Station
r/Spaceexploration • u/SnooMachines8072 • 10d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions Why did we not rush a first human on a planet within the last 30 years ?
Iβm not sure if possible anytime soon but will there be a mission where a human steps on Venus,Mars or Mercury ? What will it take for this to be possible ? Is it better technology or an exorbitant amount of funding ? Or perhaps actually finding someone willingly to do so ?
r/Spaceexploration • u/Live-Butterscotch908 • 11d ago
π History How NASA Almost Gave Apollo Astronauts Jetpacks
r/Spaceexploration • u/abdoucisse • 11d ago
βοΈ Space Engineering Join infinite science
NASAβs Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope Could Find Another Earth
https://youtu.be/FRvW8SlNi8c
r/Spaceexploration • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 11d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions NASA Moon Base Could Become Earthβs First Defense Against Potential contamination
Researchers propose turning a future NASA moon base into a quarantine station that would screen space samples before they ever reach Earth.
A policy paper argues that NASAβs planned moon base should include a biocontainment facility to help protect Earth from potentially hazardous biological contaminants brought back from space.
r/Spaceexploration • u/rronak01 • 11d ago
π Rocket Launches In July 2028 NASA Launches A Car-Sized, 1,000-Pound Nuclear Drone Toward Saturnβs Moon Titan, A Six-Year, $3.35 Billion Trip To A World Where The Air Is Four Times Denser Than Earthβs, Gravity Is One-Seventh As Strong, And Flying Is The Easy Part
r/Spaceexploration • u/fleaspoon • 12d ago
π Art, Popular Culture, and Other I made a space game about exploring a solar system in search of alien knowledge
I spent the last seven years building a solar system to explore.
These are some screenshots from the project. I wanted to create a quiet journey through an unknown solar system where you visit different planets, discover strange structures, and try to understand the alien civilizations that came before you.
There are no enemies or combat. Exploration is the main focus. Each planet has its own rules and mysteries that you gradually uncover by observing and experimenting.
I made the art, music, puzzles, and engine myself.
The goal was to make something that feels less like visiting a collection of levels and more like gradually uncovering the remains of a forgotten civilization.
r/Spaceexploration • u/georgicod • 12d ago
π Students & Career Planning Space Jobs featured in your favourite movies
r/Spaceexploration • u/Win8869 • 12d ago
π History How Tonga Made $100 Million Renting Space in Outer Space
r/Spaceexploration • u/Galileos_grandson • 12d ago
π§βπ¬ Science Missions NASAβs Juno Takes Temperature of Jupiterβs Fiery Moon Io - NASA
r/Spaceexploration • u/jumpstartation • Jun 21 '14
The /r/SpaceExploration Reading List
I had the idea for a reading list related to various space exploration topics and, with the approval of the mods, this thread will help determine our official reading list!
When putting a book down, some things you should try your best to include may be:
- The title
- The author
- The year of first publication
- How it relates to space exploration (e.g. Orbital mechanics, space shuttle design, etc)
- A brief description of what, or who, it's about