The MMX (Martian Moons eXploration) space probe will launch for Mars on 19 October 2026 at 21:41 CEST. This was recently announced by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). It is the largest ...
PLATO's goal is to detect Earth-like planets in the Milky Way orbiting Sun-like stars – and even possessing conditions suitable for life. Instead of a single telescope with a large primary mirror and ...
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Am 19. Oktober 2026 ist die japanische Mission MMX zum Marsmond Phobos gestartet. Mit an Bord ist der von DLR und CNES ...
Southwest Europe is enduring an unprecedented heatwave this July 2026, as devastating wildfires ravage large swaths of Spain and France. According to international reports from Deutsche Welle, extreme ...
DLR has developed new aircraft wings capable of changing shape during flight. Artificial intelligence controls the wings and automatically adjusts them, even in the event of disturbances. The goal is ...
A small German satellite will be on board the Artemis II mission. The TACHELES CubeSat from Berlin-based company NEUROSPACE GmbH will test the technologies for a lunar rover. The contract between NASA ...
New Earth observation datasets reveal the diversity and usage of agricultural land. Estimates of water requirements and pest susceptibility are also made possible. Sentinel satellite data was analysed ...
Soot emissions alone cannot explain the formation of contrails, as recent atmospheric research findings show. With extremely low-sulphur fuels, volatile organic compounds and lubricating oil vapours ...
The German Space Agency at the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the US space agency NASA are continuing their gravity field measurements from space with the 'Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment - ...
A three-week measurement campaign has taken place in the large low-speed wind tunnel of German-Dutch Wind Tunnels (DNW). Tests with a four-bladed rotor equipped with active blade twisting were ...
On behalf of DLR, Leipzig-based start-ups SaxonQ and XeedQ are developing quantum computers based on nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond. Nitrogen-vacancy centres in artificial diamonds create qubits.
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