
Copernical Team
Novel high-heat lubricant drastically reduces friction

Filipino researchers identify Taal ash as new radiation shield

Alloy discovered that barely changes with temperature

Blue Origin mission simulates moon gravity

Momentus to conduct multi sensor rendezvous trial with US Air Force

Ariane 6 to deliver inaugural Galileo 2nd Gen satellites as European industry backs Arianespace

XMM-Newton finds two stray supernova remnants

For astronaut radiation protection, just add water

Space is not the safest place to be. During spaceflight, both devices and humans risk exposure to high levels of radiation. Without sufficient protection, instruments would malfunction, and astronauts might face serious health risks. A team of researchers from Ghent University in Belgium are testing the potential of 3D-printed hydrogels – materials that can soak up large amounts of water – to serve as highly-effective radiation shields.
Zohar rides with SpaceX to enhance real time space weather coverage

EUSPA unveils integrated GNSS and secure SATCOM user technology update
