Sandip Kishan

Sandip Kishan

Sandip is a professional creative writer with over five years of cross-disciplinary experience, contributing to internationally renowned digital platforms along the way. As a journalist, he has authored over a thousand pieces spanning news, features, opinions, and listicles, covering everything under the sun (and beyond it), from pop culture and entertainment to science and politics. Alongside this, he has helped marketing agencies and businesses of all sizes grow, creating performance-focused SEO content. He is also an independent filmmaker whose work has been recognized and funded by Netflix. Growing up, his fascination with outer space quietly evolved alongside him. While he remains an old-school astronomy enthusiast at heart, he is especially drawn to the international laws and politics of space. He believes that this next chapter of the space race isn’t in the distant future; it has already begun and will soon dominate global headlines on a daily basis.

Russia to revive Venus exploration with Venera-D mission planned for 2036

Lander, balloon probe and orbiter will search Venus for signs of life.
Published: 5 hours ago

Why is April's Full Moon called the Pink Moon? History and meaning explained

The seasonal lunar name traces back to spring phlox blooms in North America, not the actual color.
Published: 2 days ago

NASA’s cereal-box-sized SPARCS sends first images as exoplanet mission begins

The tiny spacecraft will study energetic behavior the galaxy’s most common stars.
Published: 2 days ago

NASA’s Dragonfly rotorcraft enters integration and testing phase for Titan mission

The nuclear-powered drone moves from its design phase to flight system assembly.
Published: 3 days ago

How to easily spot the constellation Lynx in March's night skies

A guide to finding Lynx and its hidden galaxies between Ursa Major and Auriga.
Published: 3 days ago

First-ever oval orbit detected in neutron star–black hole merger

GW200105 reveals an eccentric orbit before merger, challenging formation models.
Published: 4 days ago

NASA scientist says terraforming Mars, at least in the near future, is a pipe dream

As a civilization, we currently just don't have the industrial might to make terraforming a reality.
Published: 4 days ago

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS is full of alcohol, ALMA observations suggest

The interstellar comet holds more alcohol than almost all known comets in the solar system.
Updated: 5 days ago

Microbes may survive asteroid impacts and travel between planets, new study finds

The researchers used Deinococcus radiodurans, an extremely resilient bacterium, to test their hypothesis.
Published: 6 days ago

Breaking down the NASA Authorization Act of 2026 and what it means for the space agency

Senate bill reshapes lunar strategy, delays ISS retirement and resets Mars plans.
Updated: 6 days ago

Europe may soon be getting a self-healing spacecraft

ESA-backed project tests carbon-fiber composites that detect damage and fix themselves.
Updated: Mar 6, 2026

ESA orbiters witness powerful solar superstorm hitting Mars

Earth and Mars showed very different responses to the same solar storm.
Published: Mar 6, 2026

Japanese firm Space One's Kairos rocket fails again, self-destructs on its 3rd ever launch

Five satellites were lost as the private rocket mission ended minutes after liftoff.
Updated: Mar 5, 2026

Glowing 'jellyfish' cloud appears over Florida skies after SpaceX Starlink launch

A Falcon 9 rocket carrying 29 Starlink satellites created the glowing cloud.
Published: Mar 5, 2026

Here's what NASA is planning for Artemis IV and V now that the roadmap to the Moon has been revised

Artemis IV and V will see astronauts return to the surface of the Moon while Artemis III will essentially be another test flight.
Published: Mar 4, 2026

Prep week at ISS: Crew prepares for March spacewalk and departure of JAXA’s HTV-X1

Suit checks, robotics tests, and cargo loading usher a busy week aboard the International Space Station.
Published: Mar 4, 2026

NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft detects lightning-generated waves in Mars’ atmosphere

A single whistler wave among 108,000 signals reveals rare Martian electrical activity.
Published: Mar 3, 2026

An invisible explosion rivaling a billion suns vanished in space—until its trace reached Earth

A strange fading radio signal hints at powerful gamma-ray burst or an elusive black hole.
Published: Mar 3, 2026

Build, buy or outsource? NASA recalibrates its acquisition strategy in the 2025 safety report

A safety review urges structural fixes as NASA expands Artemis and commercial space ties.
Published: Mar 3, 2026

ESA's Juice captured interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS shortly after perihelion—here's what it found

The Jupiter-bound spacecraft got 120+ images that reveal jets, dust streams, and a glowing coma.
Updated: Mar 2, 2026
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