Mikhail Kornienko

Welcome

This month All About Space takes a look into the

LAUNCH PAD

Unfortunately you can’t test a rover’s ability to traverse the

Liftoff! SpaceX launches first astronauts for NASA on historic test flight

SpaceX launched astronauts for the first time ever today, making

New marsquake study could shatter theories on how Mars was born

A team of researchers based at the University of Tokyo

Massive galactic disc could change our understanding of galaxies

A massive, rotating disc galaxy that first formed just 1.5

Love isolation? NASA wants you to spend eight months locked in a Russian Lab

Do you thrive in social isolation? NASA is looking for

First super-fast pulsar found snacking on companion in far-flung star cluster Words

China’s Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST) has uncovered the first

Scientists peer back in time to find new evidence for watery plumes on Europa

Scientists looked back in time to offer new evidence suggesting

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR THE SOLAR SYSTEM?

Ever since it settled down from a period of early

SATELLITE REPAIR DROIDS

Droids could soon be placed on satellites in geostationary orbit

DESTINATION ALPHA CENTAURI

If you gaze into the night sky from Earth’s Southern

COULD IT DESTROY THE UNIVERSE?

The universe could collapse into oblivion at any moment, the

PREPARE FOR PERSEVERANCE THE NEXT MARTIAN ROVER

Meet the new Martian rover from NASA, Perseverance. This next-generation

THE MAN BEHIND ROCKET LAB

Peter Beck founded Rocket Lab in 2006 and still operates

WHAT WOULD YOU SOUND LIKE ON OTHER WORLDS?

Testing your vocal cords on another planet is a deadly

NANCY GRACE ROMAN SPACE TELESCOPE

NASA takes pride in naming its telescopes after influential figures

SIZZLING SUMMER NEBULAE

Summer: where the days are longer and the nights are

Why are space-based Earth observations so important?

Satellites can trace the transport and transformation of atmospheric gases

What’s in the sky?

In order to preserve your night vision, you should read

This month’s planets

Venus is usually the first planet people spot in the

Theophilus

Lunar observers often feel frustrated during summer because the Moon’s

Hunt for clusters and nebulae in Cygnus

Let’s be honest, June and July are not really the

The Northern Hemisphere

The constellations of Lyra, Aquila, Hercules, Sagittarius, Scorpius and Ophiuchus

Celestron NexStar 6SE

It’s not often that we come across a telescope that’s