Nuclear Spectroscopic Telescope Array (NuSTAR) Begins Next Year in Space
NASA, Cal-tech high-energy astrophysics satellite surpasses another year in space, having launched on this day in 2012.
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Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and Electrodynamics of the Moon’s Interaction with the Sun (ARTEMIS) P2 Begins Next Year in Space
Earth-Moon L1 Lagrange pointNASA ARTEMIS P2 craft surpasses another full year in lunar orbit since 2011; 1 of 5 satellites launched 2007 to study Earth magnetosphere
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NET Aug — Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) to perform flyby of Venus this month
Jupiter TrajectoryESA Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) expected to perform flyby of Venus this month, arriving at Jupiter in 2031.
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Annual AstroBash
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Curiosity Rover (Mars Science Laboratory) Begins Next Year on Mars
Mars SurfaceNASA Curiosity (Mars Science Laboratory) rover surpasses another full year of operations on Mars surface today; launched Nov 26, 2011 – landed Aug 5, 2012.
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Juno, 14 Years in Space
Jupiter OrbitNASA craft reaches 14 full years in space today, having launched in 2011 and reaching Jupiter on July 4, 2016; one-way transmission signal to Earth is 48 minutes.
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Parker Solar Probe Begins Next Year in Space
Heliocentric OrbitNASA craft surpasses another full year in space today, having launched Aug 12, 2018; probe came within ~6.16M km of the Sun on Dec 24, 2024 which is ~7 times closer than any prior spacecraft, traveling faster than any other human-made object at ~692,000 km/hr.
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Juno, Perijove 75 / 74th Science Flyby
Jupiter OrbitNASA craft to perform Jupiter flyby during Perijove 75, its 75th close flyby of Jupiter and 74th science flyby with instruments turned on.
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Registrations and Grant Requests Due: JUICE (Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer) Winter School, being held Jan 25-30, 2026
OnlineRegistrations and grant requests due for Jupiter Icy Moons Explorer (JUICE) Winter School, being held Jan 25-30, 2026
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Chandrayaan-2 Begins Next Year in Lunar Orbit
Moon OrbitIndia orbiter surpasses another full year in lunar polar orbit since reaching the Moon in 2019; Chandrayaan-2 lander and rover were unsuccessful in lunar landing.
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Chandrayaan-3 Commemorated for Moon Landing (2023)
Statio Shiv Shakti, 69.373°S 32.319°E, Moon SurfaceChandrayaan-3 Vikram lander and Pragyan rover celebrated today after successfully landing on Moon in 2023; marking India as the 4th country to land on Moon, and 1st near the Moon South Pole.
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Abstracts Due: 6th Annual Cislunar Security Conference 2025 (being held Dec 2-4)
OnlineAbstracts due for 6th annual Cislunar Security Conference 2025, being held Dec 2-4 in Laurel MD, USA.
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Van Allen Probes Mark Another Year in Space
Low Earth Orbit (LEO)NASA spacecraft surpasses another full year in space today, launched 2012; adding to the understanding of Earth radiation belt environment and its variability.
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X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM) Begins Next Year in Space
Low Earth Orbit (LEO)Japan's X-Ray Imaging and Spectroscopy Mission (XRISM), studying galactic plasma, surpasses another full year in space today at ~550-km LEO, having launched 2023.
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International Space Elevator Conference 2025
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EPSC-DPS 2025 (EuroPlanet Science Congress)
Helsinki, FinlandIncludes session TP11, Lunar Space Environment.
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Ohio Space Week including Glenn Space Technology Symposium and NASA Discovery Days
Cleveland OH, USAOhio Space Week including Glenn Space Technology Symposium: Accelerating Aerospace Innovation and NASA Discovery Days.
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RSVP DUE: Artemis II mission briefings for media (to be held Sep 23-24)
RSVP DUE: Briefings for media representatives on Artemis II mission; to be held Sep 23-24 at NASA Johnson Space Center; 16:00 CDT.
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Launch Soyuz 2.1a / Progress MS-32 (93P)
Baikonur Cosmodrome, ~46°N, KazakhstanResupply mission to the International Space Station from spaceport operated by Russia within Kazakhstan.
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8th Annual EMER-GEN® Program
Maui HI, USAMentoring and networking on space careers for young professionals and students.
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39th International Electric Propulsion Conference (IEPC): Electric Propulsion, a Gateway to the Cosmos
London, United KingdomTopics include Lessons from BepiColombo and On-Orbit Operations.
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Binary Asteroids Meeting VI
Observatoire de la Côte D’Azur Nice, FranceDiscussing binary and multiple systems among the NEO, Hungaria, main-belt, Trojan, Centaur and TNO populations.
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Mercury Laboratory Workshop 2025
Helsinki, Finland2nd gathering to foster collaboration on study of the planet.
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World Space Business Week
Paris, FranceExpecting 1400+ from 60+ countries; includes Space Innovation Summit on Sep 17; at Hôtel du Collectionneur or online.
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ExMAG Fall 2025 Meeting
Houston TX, USADiscussion of NASA extraterrestrial materials collections, including samples collected by Mars 2020, presentations on geological context and specific science hypotheses testable on these samples. Also, updates from NASA HQ, reports on the collections, sample return activities in progress and planned, advanced curation methods, NASA funding / facilities and data archiving. […]
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“Save NASA” at NASA Headquarters in Washington DC, 300 E St SW, Mary W Jackson Building
Washington DC, USAExpected speakers include: Rep. Suhas Subramanyam, VA-10 – House Cmte on Space, Science, and Technology Monica Gorman, Area Vice President, Goddard Engineers, Scientists and Technicians Association (GESTA) – Union representing Goddard technical civil servants Colette Delwalla, Executive Director, Stand Up For Science Dr. Mollie Manier, National Institutes of Health, signer […]
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11th GEGSLA operational meeting
Online / Vienna, AustriaTo highlight importance of international cooperation for sustainable utilization of lunar resources; contact gegsla@moonvillageassociation.org.
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20 Years Celebration of the Huygens Landing and the Cassini Mission
Meudon, FranceAt Salle Cassini.
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26th Advanced Maui Optical and Space (AMOS) Surveillance Technologies Conference
Maui HI, USAAt Wailea Beach Resort, US$950-1,795 and virtual $195-495.
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Launch Falcon 9 / Starlink Group 10-61
SLC-40 (~28°N), Cape Canaveral SFS FL, USASatellites for space-based Internet service
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Launch Falcon 9 / Starlink Group 17-12
SLC-4E (~35°N), Vandenberg SFB CA, USASatellites for space-based Internet service
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Juno Perijove 76 / 75th Science Flyby
Jupiter OrbitNASA craft to perform Jupiter flyby during Perijove 76, its 76th close flyby of Jupiter and 75th science flyby with instruments turned on – to be last flyby of planet before controlled impact into Jupiter clouds.
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Webinar: Shortfalls of Food Production in Space and Future Needs
OnlineJoin the Beyond Earth Institute for a conversation about the critical challenge of food production in space. This webinar will examine the current gaps in space-based food systems, the specific needs of planned missions, and how these fit into the broader Moon to Mars Strategy. We’ll explore: What food production systems […]
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Former NASA Astronaut Jose Hernandez Speaks at University of North Dakota
Grand Forks ND, USAJose Hernandez, a former NASA astronaut with an extraordinary, only-in-America story, will visit UND on Wednesday, Sept. 17. The campus community is invited to join him for a guided conversation that afternoon as part of the Hilyard Center’s celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month. Hernandez will be at the Memorial Union […]
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Maryland Space Business Roundtable: 24th Annual Fall Reception and Lecture
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Launch New Shepard / NS-35
West Texas Suborbital Launch Site / Corn Ranch, Van Horn TX, USA Launch Site One (LSO), Van Horn, TX, United StatesAn uncrewed mission using the RSS H.G. Wells capsule, this is the 35th flight for the New Shepard program, taking 40+ scientific and research payloads, including 24 experiments from NASA’s TechRise Student Challenge and payloads for JHU-APL, Oklahoma State U, U of Florida, Carthage College, U of Central Florida, Teledyne, […]
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Lunar Surface Innovation Consortium (LSIC) Crosscutting Capabilities Telecon
OnlineTopic: Dust and Environments
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Navigating the New Space Policy Landscape: What the Latest Executive Order Means for Your Business
Online"Enabling Competition in the Commercial Space Industry" and the CLD Directive are more than policy updates—they're potential game-changers for how business gets done in low Earth orbit. But what do they actually mean for companies, investors, and innovators working in this space? Key discussion points will include: How these changes […]
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JAXA Symposium 2025: Beyond the Moon to the Infinite Universe
Osaka, JapanOfficials will brief on H3 launch rocket, HTV-X resupply vehicle, Martian Moon Exploration project, Hayabusa2, challenges to Japanese astronauts, and more.
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The Space Show: Interview with Dean Cheng
OnlineDr. David Livingston in Las Vegas NV hosts Dean Cheng online.
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Human Spaceflight Risk Lecture Series Part 5: Dr. Erik Antonsen
OnlineLast of a series of lectures. All members of OSMED (Organization for Space Medicine, Engineering and Design) are welcome to attend. Membership: US$50-250.
$50 – $250