In 1929, Richard Byrd became the first pilot to fly an airplane over the South Pole. With fewer restrictions and capabilities ...

Why can't you fly over Antarctica? The reasons behind the limitations are reinforced as safety measures for aviation crews and passengers benefit.

In 1929, Richard Byrd became the first person to fly over the South Pole. After that, flights over Antarctica became more common. But things changed when Air New Zealand Flight 901 crashed while ...

Have you ever noticed that planes don’t fly over the South Pole? It’s not just because of the extreme cold—there are some seriously bizarre reasons behind it! From mysterious magnetic ...

The lander touched down sideways within a crater near the Moon's south pole, causing it to tip over. The company's predecessor ... a spacecraft to Florida for flight and end up a week later ...

It touched down at a site roughly 160 km from the lunar south pole. “We don’t believe we ... as it appeared to hover over the moon’s surface. Minutes later, after directing the lander ...

That lander named Odysseus, though, tipped over limiting the science it was ... which managed to touch down near the moon’s south pole at 12:31 p.m. Thursday, but didn’t stick the landing.

I wanted to share those before we jump back into mission control as flight controllers are ... in a crater near the moon’s south pole and its mission is over, officials said Friday.Related ...

A private company launched another lunar lander Wednesday (February 26, 2025), aiming to get closer to the moon’s south pole ... which will fly separately to the moon over the next several ...

I wanted to share those before we jump back into mission control as flight controllers are looking at this ... after landing sideways in a crater near the moon’s south pole and its mission is over, ...

IM-2 follows the successful IM-1 mission, which landed on the moon but tipped over. IM-2 seeks to discover water on the moon's south pole ... fourth CLPS mission to fly. The first was in January ...