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The POET mission: expanding the horizons of exoplanetary science

Exploration, Research

The POET mission: expanding the horizons of exoplanetary science

By Denise Meloni / May 4, 2026

Miracle Chibuzor Marcel smiles beside the International Space Station orbiting Earth, promoting the FreeAstroScience live stream on May 7 at 20:00 UTC+2.

Educational, Exploration

Ready to Meet the Space Station Live on May 7?

By Gerd Dani / April 30, 2026

The plethora of asteroids in the inner Solar System makes for a wealth of mining opportunities to support Martian bases

AstroPhysics, Exploration

Can Asteroids Build Our First Mars Colony?

By Gerd Dani / April 27, 2026

Empty hallway with a lab coat

Exploration, Lifestyle

10 Scientists Dead or Missing: What’s Really Going On?

By Gerd Dani / April 19, 2026

Rocket launch pad with full moon

When Will NASA Land on the Moon Again? Artemis IV in 2028

By Gerd Dani / April 13, 2026

Futuristic planet with mechanical structures.

Astronomy, Exploration

What Is the Kardashev Scale? Our Cosmic Report Card

By Gerd Dani / April 12, 2026

NASA Orion capsule from Artemis II splashes into the Pacific Ocean under four red-and-white parachutes after returning from the Moon, April 10, 2026.

Educational, Exploration, Physics

Artemis II Splashdown: Are We Finally Going Back to the Moon?

By Gerd Dani / April 11, 2026

Astronaut reaching towards Earth from space

Exploration, Research

Why should we spend money to explore SPACE with all the problems on earth?

By Gerd Dani / April 10, 2026

Artemis II Orion capsule surrounded by fiery plasma during atmospheric re-entry at over 40,000 km/h and 2,800°C with Earth's curved horizon and clouds in the background

Exploration, Physics

How Does the Orion Capsule Survive Re-Entry at 40,000 km/h?

By Gerd Dani / April 10, 2026

Orion capsule splashing into the ocean under 3 parachutes. Promo graphic for the Artemis II return livestream featuring MattyAtoms and FreeAstroScience. (

Exploration, Technology

Can You Watch Artemis II Splash Down Live With Us?

By Gerd Dani / April 9, 2026

Some dark craters on the Moon, indicated here in blue, never get light. Scientists think some of these permanently shadowed regions could contain ice. Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center

Astronomy, Exploration

Does Moon Ice Hide in Its Oldest Craters? New Map Says Yes

By Gerd Dani / April 7, 2026

Who Is Carroll — The Name Written on the Moon Forever?

By Gerd Dani / April 7, 2026

002e009205 (April 4, 2026) - A thin arc glowing in the darkness of space. Sunlight traces the curves of the ocean and clouds, while the rest of the planet fades into shadow. Credit: NASA Image Credit: NASA

Astronomy, Exploration

Can You Watch Orion Live From Space Right Now? Yes, Free & HD

By Gerd Dani / April 6, 2026

002e009205 (April 4, 2026) - A thin arc glowing in the darkness of space. Sunlight traces the curves of the ocean and clouds, while the rest of the planet fades into shadow. Credit: NASA Image Credit: NASA

Astronomy, Exploration

Did Artemis 2 Just Break Humanity’s Farthest Record?

By Gerd Dani / April 6, 2026

NASA Artemis astronaut on the lunar surface gazing at Earth and Mars — cover for FreeAstroScience lecture on humanity's return to the Moon and road to Mars

Astronomy, Educational, Exploration

Want to Know How We’re Going Back to the Moon?

By Gerd Dani / April 5, 2026

NASA astronaut Christina Koch, left, takes control of the Orion spacecraft during a manual piloting test on flight day 4 of the Artemis II mission. To her right is CSA (Canadian Space Agency) astronaut Jeremy Hansen and NASA astronaut Victor Glover.

Is Artemis II Already Rewriting Space History?

By Gerd Dani / April 5, 2026

Side-by-side comparison of Earth from space: Apollo 17 Blue Marble photo (1972) and Artemis II full Earth image (2026), both showing Africa and oceans. Credit: NASA

Artemis II Earth Photos: Why Can’t We Stop Staring?

By Gerd Dani / April 5, 2026

Earth seen from deep space during NASA Artemis 2 mission showing Africa, oceans, and clouds photographed from the Orion spacecraft on its way to the moon in April 2026

Is Artemis 2 at the Moon Yet? Live Updates & News

By Gerd Dani / April 4, 2026

Two autonomous helium-3 mining robots on the Moon's surface with Earth rising in background and a solar power station — lunar space economy 2026.

Astronomy, Economy, Exploration

Is the Moon Worth More Than All Earth’s Gold?

By Gerd Dani / April 3, 2026

NASA Orion "Integrity" capsule seen from Artemis 2 in low Earth orbit, with Earth's blue atmosphere curving in the background — April 2026 lunar mission.

Exploration, Technology

What Makes Artemis 2 the Boldest Moon Mission Since 1972?

By Gerd Dani / April 3, 2026

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