
Copernical Team
UCF developed sensor passes first test, on track for future moon missions

Loss of Vega flight VV17 report issued

Lunar rocks, soil brought back by Chang'e 5 handed over to scientists

China plans to launch four manned spacecraft in next two years

Success of lunar mission hailed

Mission accomplished, now on to the next: China Daily editorial

SpaceX launches U.S. spy satellite; Falcon 9 first stage returns

Russian cosmonaut says new air leak on ISS Zvezda module not critical

Telescope photographs the next target asteroid for Hayabusa2

On December 10, 2020 (Hawai'i Standard Time), the Subaru Telescope imaged the small asteroid 1998 KY26, the target of Hayabusa2's extended mission. The positional data for 1998 KY26 collected during the observations will be used to more accurately determine the orbital elements of this object.
Operated by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), the asteroid explorer Hayabusa2 delivered a reentry capsule to Earth containing samples from the asteroid (162173) Ryugu on December 6 (Japan Standard Time).
Recently discovered comet seen during 2020 total solar eclipse
