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.
Latest From Sandip Kishan
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.
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.
NASA’s MAVEN spacecraft detects lightning-generated waves in Mars’ atmosphere
A single whistler wave among 108,000 signals reveals rare Martian electrical activity.
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.
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.
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.
NASA resets Artemis roadmap, shifts Artemis III from crewed lunar landing to Earth-orbit test
Artemis III, whose original goal was a crewed lunar landing, will not land on the Moon now.
Did the Moon have a strong or weak magnetic field? A new study may have settled decades-long debate
Future Artemis missions could test the hypothesis proposed by the new study.
NASA's SpaceX Crew-11 astronaut opens up on his health scare that led to ISS's first medical evacuation
While the astronaut revealed he is doing well, the exact nature of his medical issue remains undisclosed.
Scientists pointed radio telescopes at exoplanet K2-18b to scan for alien signals—here's what they found
The Karl G. Jansky Very Large Array in New Mexico and the MeerKAT radio telescope in South Africa were employed for the project.
NASA’s Curiosity rover pictures Martian 'giant spiderwebs' that hint at ancient groundwater activity
New close-ups reveal mineral ridges and nodules that point to a wet past on the Red Planet.
Rare planetary parade on February 28 as six planets gather in the evening sky
Mercury, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, and Neptune would be visible in the sky on February 28.
All about Christina Koch, the first woman to fly around the Moon as part of Artemis II
Her 328-day ISS stint, six spacewalks, and engineering career all lead up to NASA’s historic next.
Why fire in space is trickier than you think—and how scientists are trying to fight it
Researchers explore cool flames, spherical fires, and new methods aimed at making spacecraft safer.