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Jessica MeirStarmanSergey Kud-SverchkovJack HathawayChristopher Williams+5 more
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ISS Position

Lat: -51.77°
Long: -92.12°
Speed: 7.6 km/s
Mars Sol 1166 (Final)

Mars Weather

InSight Lander · Historical Data

Avg Temp: -55°C
Season: Northern Summer
Pressure: 731 Pa
NEO Radar: 5 Detected

Asteroid Alert

Closest: 374038 2004 HW
Miss Dist: 17,014,979.847 km
Hazard: YES
Solar Monitor

Space Weather

Event: C1.0 Flare
Peak: May 20, 10:09 AM
Status: Active Activity

Upcoming Launches

Starship

Starship Flight 12

May 21, 10:30 PM UTCOrbital Pad B

Electron

Strix Launch 9

May 22, 09:30 AM UTCPad TBD

Falcon 9

Starlink (17-37)

May 24, 02:00 PM UTCSLC-4E

Space Reports

NASA

Lunar Robots: NASA Spotlights Moon Base at 2026 FIRST Robotics Competition

Robotics will play a critical role in NASA’s ambitious plan to establish a long-term presence on the Moon, presenting opportunities for the next generation of engineers, technologists, and innovators to contribute to a bold vision for the future. That was the agency’s message to students, partners, and industry leaders at the 2026 FIRST Robotics World […]

SpaceNews

CEO Series: Open Cosmos’ Rafel Jorda Siquier on finding a niche in space.

In this episode of Space Minds, Mike Gruss talks with Open Cosmos’ CEO Rafel Jorda Siquier about combining Earth observation, connectivity and IoT into a single platform. They also discuss […] The post CEO Series: Open Cosmos’ Rafel Jorda Siquier on finding a niche in space. appeared first on SpaceNews.

ESA

Stay space chemical compliant in the EU

On 2 June, the European Space Agency (ESA) will hold its free REACH workshop on chemical compliance in the space sector. This all-day event will be held at ESA’s technical centre in the Netherlands, with an option to join online.

OUR FRAGILE HOME

Earth From 1.5M KM Away

Captured by NASA's EPIC camera on the DSCOVR satellite, this is how our planet looks right now from the L1 Lagrange point. A lone marble in the vast dark of space.

Centroid Latitude

19.03°

Centroid Longitude

159.43°

Captured on 5/19/2026, 12:31:45 AM
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