About Coelestium

What we publish

Up to three news articles a day about launches, crewed missions, exploration, science and the space industry, plus a launch calendar that tracks every announced launch with live countdowns and links to official streams.

How an article is made

Coelestium is a small, independent publication. Every article goes through the same steps:

1. We read the official announcements and news reports about a story and pull out the facts, each tied to the exact sentence in its source.
2. Each fact is checked against its source, and anything the source does not support is dropped.
3. The article is written from those checked facts only, then fact-checked again sentence by sentence.
4. The editor reads the finished article and decides whether it runs. Nothing is published without that approval.

Every article lists its sources at the bottom so you can read the original material yourself.

Corrections

If you spot a mistake, email coelestium.space@gmail.com. We fix errors as soon as we confirm them.

Pictures

We use openly licensed pictures: public-domain images from NASA and other government agencies, and pictures from Wikimedia Commons under their stated licenses. Each one is credited where it appears.