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Planetary

A guide to interesting stuff going on in space science, space exploration, and space advocacy.

  1. Japan's Hayabusa2 spacecraft successfully drops rovers on asteroid Ryugu

    The two small spacecraft are the size and shape of cheese wheels, and can autonomously hop around the surface.

  2. The day I caught rocket fever

    On February 6, 2018, I found myself shoulder to shoulder with two of my heroes: Bill Nye on the left, Buzz Aldrin on the right. Our eyes were fixed on the first vertical Falcon Heavy rocket. Figuring the world's most powerful rocket might send me flying backwards once the countdown hit zero, I gripped the railing so tightly I started to lose the feeling in my fingertips.

  3. 'Everything about this flyby is tougher': New Horizons just over 100 days from Ultima Thule

    On Jan. 1, NASA's New Horizons will perform a high-risk, high-reward flyby of an ancient world on the outskirts of the solar system.

  4. Programming note: Emily Lakdawalla speaking tour of New Zealand 23 September - 1 October

    Attention Kiwi space fans! I’m embarking shortly on a speaking tour of New Zealand. I hope to meet lots of Planetary Society members and supporters, and sign a few copies of my book.

  5. The September Equinox 2018 Issue of The Planetary Report Is Out!

    With my first issue of The Planetary Report as editor, I am taking the magazine open-access. Return to Mercury features articles by Elsa Montagnon on BepiColombo and by Long Xiao on the Chang'e-4 and -5 landers.