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Space news: launches, missions and the sky above
Latest report · November 13, 2026
Jspace News covers rocket launches, space missions, astronomy and the space industry, reported from agency and mission sources and checked before we publish.
The crew members, back from missions of 241 and 237 days, will speak at Space Center Houston. NASA counts more than 1,400 hours of research by the crew.
NASA says the lenses, first found by DESI, could reveal small clumps of dark matter. Roman, launched August 30, is in its final commissioning phase.
The November 12 test at Sriharikota follows changes to the stage's nozzle, seals and checks after the PSLV-C61 and C62 problems. ISRO plans more tests.
NOIRLab expects the Type Ia supernova, in a galaxy about 50 million light-years away, to reach magnitude 10.5-12.1. Southern skywatchers are best placed.
It also set up a program to sell up to $250 million in stock, and its quarterly report says there is substantial doubt it can continue as a going concern.
The latest reports, newest first.
The 200-second firing on November 5 matched predictions, ISRO said. The engine is to fly on GSLV-F19 with the NVS-04 satellite; no launch date was given.
Launches Explainer
NASA has targeted no earlier than November 29 to launch CRS-25 on a Falcon 9. The Cygnus XL is then to stay at the station until May 2027.
Four volunteers left NASA's mock Mars habitat in Houston on October 31 after 378 days; nobody left Earth. Two weeks of debriefs follow, NASA says.
Papers published November 10 describe how a planet would mark the gravitational waves from paired white dwarfs, and how Webb could confirm it.
Sky Watch Explainer
Mars and Jupiter appear 1.2 degrees apart on November 15-16, the Leonids peak around November 17 and a supermoon follows on November 24, NASA says.
Revenue rose 73% from a year earlier and backlog reached $3.57 billion, Rocket Lab said, while a flaw in a composite tank pushed back its new rocket.
Headlines as each source published them, with links to the original releases.