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Artemis II Mission: Giant Radio Telescope Sees 4 Astronauts in Fuzzy Pixels

The Green Bank Telescope tracked Artemis II's mission Orion spacecraft within 0.2mm/s accuracy. The Silicon Review reports on the pixelated image capturing four astronauts over 213,000 miles away. Th... Read More

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Artemis II Crew Completes Record Lunar Trip, Sees 'Unreal' Solar Eclipse

NASA's Artemis II crew shattered Apollo 13's 56-year distance record, flew 4,067 miles above the Moon, and witnessed a total solar eclipse. The Silicon Review covers their historic lunar flyby. NASA'... Read More

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Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman Send First Earth Photos from Orion

-Sashindra Suresh NASA's Artemis II commander Reid Wiseman captured stunning images of Earth from Orion's window after the translunar injection burn. Two auroras and zodiacal light are visible as the... Read More

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NASA Delays Artemis II Launch Window to March 2026

NASA announces a schedule adjustment for the crewed Artemis II mission, shifting the target launch window to March 2026 to complete final testing and hardware readiness. NASA has officially adjusted ... Read More

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NASA Reveals Artemis III Crew, Paving the Way for Lunar Industry Expansion

NASA’s Artemis III crew announcement marks a pivotal moment for lunar exploration, setting the stage for commercial opportunities and advancements in space infrastructure. NASA has officially ... Read More

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NASA plans to launch its Artemis lunar test flight again on Nov. 14

NASA’s uncrewed inaugural Artemis mission to the moon was delayed due to foul weather and technical setbacks NASA plans to reattempt the launch of its Artemis mission to the moon on November 14... Read More

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NASA’S Artemis I to face a delay due to fuel leakage

The SLS is the most powerful rocket ever developed by NASA. NASA's Artemis I Moon rocket is facing a lengthy delay due to a fuel leak. The controllers failed to get the Space Launch System (SLS) vehi... Read More

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NASA all set to launch Artemis 1 to the moon

Artemis 1 will be the maiden flight of the new Space Launch System (SLS) NASA’s ambitious Artemis 1 mission is all set to take an essential step toward returning humans to the Moon nearly after... Read More

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Blue Origin Rocket explosion happened During Florida Ground Test

Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket explosion happened during a hotfire test at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The Silicon Review reports on the anomaly that will delay Amazon satellite launches and NASA moon mi... Read More

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200 Works by Female Artists Make a Statement at Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw

The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw presents "The Woman Question 1550-2025," featuring nearly 200 works by over 130 female artists. The Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw is making a powerful statement w... Read More

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SpaceX Starship Nails 11th Test Flight

SpaceX's Starship completes its 11th successful test flight, demonstrating rapid reusability progress for the Moon and Mars rocket. SpaceX has successfully completed the 11th integrated flight test o... Read More

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Google & NASA Use AI to Advance Space Medical Care

NASA and Google test AI-powered medical tools to diagnose and treat astronauts during deep space missions with limited Earth contact. NASA’s Artemis program is gearing up for a new chapter in d... Read More

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NASA, SpaceX Set Crew 11 Mission July 31 Launch to ISS

NASA and SpaceX target July 31 for the Crew‑11 mission to the ISS, marking the 25th year of continuous occupancy and underscoring commercial crew reliability. NASA and SpaceX are finalizing the C... Read More

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Privately Piloted Horizons: Axiom’s Fourth Mission Marks Strategic Expansion of Orbital Access

Axiom Space’s fourth private astronaut launch to the ISS redefines orbital access, setting a new benchmark for commercial spaceflight in a tightly coordinated, government-sanctioned framework. ... Read More

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Donald Roy Pettit, An American Astronaut, Spent 220 Days In Space!

On a crisp morning in Kazakhstan, a Soyuz capsule pierced the Earth’s atmosphere, carrying a man whose story defies conventional limits. Inside was Donald Roy Pettit, NASA’s oldest ac... Read More

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Space Exploration Technologies Corp Launches Falcon 9 Rocket: A New Era in Space Innovation

On February 10, 2025, the skies above California’s Vandenberg Space Base lit up as Space Exploration Technologies Corp (SpaceX) successfully launched its Falcon 9 rocket, carrying 23 n... Read More

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SpaceX Targets 2026 for Mars Starship Missions, Elon Musk Reveals Bold Timeline

Musk highlighted that humans must become multiplanetary since this will ensure that existence is not limited to Earth alone On September 7, Elon Musk, the CEO and founder of SpaceX, stated that the c... Read More

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NASA Tests Breakthrough Laser Communication, Streams 4K Video from Airplane to ISS

This technology is expected to revolutionize coverage of future space missions, including the Artemis mission By streaming 4K video footage from an airplane to the International Space Station (ISS), ... Read More

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NASA approved ACMI as Second Exploration Park Facility

Johnson is already spearheading space commercialization through commercial cargo and crew programs NASA and the American Center for Manufacturing and Innovation (ACMI) have inked a deal on Thursday, ... Read More

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NASA and MBRSC has partnered to create history in space

USA and UAE joined hands for a space adventure regarding the Artemis mission NASA and the UAE’s Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre (MBRSC) made public their exciting end-of-week plans, which wer... Read More

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NASA had to call off the new moon rocket launch

NASA had to call off the launch of its Space Launch System (SLS), the biggest new moon rocket. Controllers of the rocket struggled to get an engine cooled down to its correct operating temperature on... Read More

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NASA is all set to launch a new Moon exploration rocket, SLS

The American space agency is counting on the lift-off of its giant new Moon rocket - the Space Launch System. The space Launch System is the most powerful vehicle ever developed by NASA. SLS will be ... Read More

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Ksenia Yudina, CFA, Founder & CEO of UNest, Speaks Exclusively to The Silicon Review: ‘We Created UNest Because we Wanted All Parents, Regardless of Income or Background, to Build a Better Future for their Children’

“Our goal is to close the wealth and advice gap and level the playing field for the next generation.” Dubbed as ‘the money app for your kids’ future’, UNest is democra... Read More

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SpaceX's Private Astronaut Mission to the Space Station Postponed to April 6

The first private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, Axiom Mission 1 (Ax-1), is delayed. The most anticipated and much-awaited first all-private crewed mission to the International... Read More

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Ksenia Yudina, Founder and CEO of UNest, Speaks to The Silicon Review: ‘We’re the Leading Provider of Financial Planning, Savings, and Investment Tools for Parents to Help their Children Achieve their Dreams’

“We demystify the previously complex process of setting up savings & investment accounts for your child’s education and other essential life stages with a paperless approach that takes... Read More

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Janet Petro Appointed as Director of Kennedy Space Center

NASA administrator Bill Nelson in a recent press meet, has announced that Janet Petro will be replacing Bob Cabana as the new director of the Kennedy Space Center, making her the first-ever woman to l... Read More

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Robot Companions Take a Selfie on Mars!

It’s safe to say that selfies are a rage on planet earth but did you hear about how robot companions took a selfie together? That’s right; the NASA Perseverance rover stationed on the surf... Read More

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NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) finds more metals on Moon

NASA's most prolific and promising Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) has found evidence about the presence of more metals on Moon's surface. The indications show the rich presence of iron and titaniu... Read More

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NASA finalizes the space tourism outfit for its first ISS module

NASA recently achieved an important milestone, as the administration has chosen Axiom Space to supply space tourism outfit for its first commercial module for the International Space Station. This mod... Read More

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2.229 Billion Year Old Yarrabubba Crater is Oldest Known Crater

Analysis of the Yarrabubba meteor crater’s age in Australia has revealed it to be 2.229 billion years old, making it the oldest known crater currently according to the NASA scientist who led the... Read More

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Moon rock and soil sample that was brought back by the Apollo 17 lunar mission has been opened by NASA

In preparation for NASA’s Artemis mission, they have recently opened up moon rock and soil sample that was retrieved on the Apollo 17 mission to the moon. This was done as part of the Apollo Nex... Read More

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NASA to join ISRO to track Vikram lander by sending Radio signals

Scientists at Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) are continuing their attempts to track India's moon lander- Vikram,  by sending radio signals of different frequencies through the Deep Sys... Read More

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NASA and HPE to build a supercomputer to help prepare for manned lunar missions

NASA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise have collaborated to build a supercomputer that would be used to develop simulations and models of the future Artemis missions. The Artemis program aims to return p... Read More

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NASA’s Orion crew capsule is ready for its maiden test flight

July 21st, 1969 was a historic day in the history of mankind. It was the day that the first human being set foot on the moon. The event was perhaps the most ambitious voyage undertaken by humans that ... Read More

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Heracles Lunar mission will collect sample from the moon and return them to earth

There is definitely a new space race brewing ever since Donald Trump announced his administration’s intention to put men on the moon once again. Furthermore, this race is even more intense this ... Read More

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NASA selects the first three private companies for payloads delivery

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)has selected the first three private firmsnamely Astrobotic, Orbit Beyond,and Intuitive Machinesto deliver technical assistance payloads. T... Read More

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Eureka Therapeutics Attacking Cancer’s Achilles Heel

Cheng Liu’s mother and father were both doctors and they did not shelter him from the suffering of the patients they treated. They talked about their work and the whole family lived in a home ne... Read More