The science of space, Earth,
nature and engineering.
Space Daily explains the missions and technologies carrying exploration forward, the universe revealed by observation, the systems shaping Earth and life, and the engineering that makes discovery possible.
What we cover
Exploration in motion
Launches, spacecraft, satellites, exploration programs and the engineering that carries people and instruments beyond Earth.
The cosmos in focus
Astronomy, cosmology, stars, planets, black holes and the observatories revealing how the cosmos works.
Our changing world
Earth observation, climate, oceans, geology, ecology and the search for life beyond our planet.
Discovery made practical
Physics, materials, energy, robotics, aerospace systems and space medicine.
People at the frontier
Crew health, mission operations, human-machine systems, space history and policy where they directly affect exploration and science.
Together, these five reporting lanes connect the missions we launch, the universe we observe, the planet we inhabit, the tools we build and the people discovery affects.
How Space Daily reports
- Mission reports begin with the closest available record: agency and operator statements, launch documentation, mission data, public filings and direct technical sources.
- Science coverage links to the underlying paper, dataset or observatory record where practical. We distinguish peer-reviewed results from preprints, models, proposals and early findings.
- Dates, distances, units and mission status receive particular scrutiny. Images are credited where available, and simulations or illustrations are identified as such.
- Every article is reviewed and approved by a member of our team. AI tools may assist with research, drafting and checks, but Space Daily remains responsible for the sources, claims and final article.
Our full standards, including corrections, commercial disclosures and archive handling, are set out in the Editorial Policy.
Publishing since 1995
Space Daily began publishing in 1995 and was founded in Tokyo.
The archive includes work published under previous ownership and editorial systems. Current Brown Brothers Media standards apply to new work and to older articles that have been substantively reviewed. A technical migration or formatting change does not mean an older article has been re-reported or re-verified.
Editorial leadership
Lachlan Brown is Editor-in-Chief. The Editor-in-Chief and Co-Publishers set editorial direction and standards for Space Daily. See our full Masthead for Space Daily’s three Co-Publishers, editorial team, and house columns.

Lachlan Brown
Editor-in-Chief
Lachlan Brown is Space Daily’s Editor-in-Chief and a Co-Publisher. He sets editorial direction and oversees standards across Space and Missions, Universe, Earth and Life, Science and Engineering, and Human Factors.
Corrections
Found an error? Email corrections@brownbrothers.io with the article URL and a description of what needs correcting. We review every report we receive, and material corrections carry a dated note explaining the change.
Get in touch
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Ownership & independence
Space Daily is operated and published by Brown Brothers Media Pte. Ltd. and funded primarily by display advertising. Editorial decisions are independent of advertisers, sponsors, and external parties.