EEnvironment Read More Europe doesn’t know how much fuel it has – POLITICOApril 30, 2026 Europe’s gas stocks, for a start, were already low before the attack on Iran, averaging under 30 percent…
SSpace Read More Managing traffic in space | MIT NewsApril 20, 2026 Chances are, you’ve already used a satellite today. Satellites make it possible for us to stream our favorite…
MMobile Read More Why Amazon Is Buying Globalstar—and What It Means for Your iPhoneApril 15, 2026 On Tuesday, Amazon announced it would be acquiring Globalstar, a company that manufactures and operates low-Earth-orbit satellites with…
SScience Read More Scientists slam plan to control sunlight with mirrors in spaceApril 6, 2026 It’s keeping scientists up at night. Scientists around the world are sounding the alarm over an ambitious plan…
SSpace Read More Scientists warn the night sky could be flooded with satellites with SpaceX proposalMarch 26, 2026 A proposal to launch up to one million satellites into orbit is raising serious concerns among scientists, who…
SSpace Read More When Satellite Data Becomes a WeaponMarch 25, 2026 Last month, Iran’s Tehran Times posted what appeared to be damning satellite proof: a before-and-after image of “American…
SScience Read More California Startup Wants to Send Thousands of Mirrors to Orbit For the Dumbest Reason EverMarch 12, 2026 A new startup has come up with a way to sell sunlight on demand, proposing a constellation of…
SSpace Read More Greece Moves Closer to Launch New Fire Monitoring SatellitesMarch 11, 2026 Four infrared imaging Hellenic Fire System satellites dedicated to detecting and monitoring wildfires across. Credit: European Space Agency…
SSpace Read More The Stupidest Glitch Imaginable Killed a $72 Million Lunar Mission in a Single DayMarch 3, 2026 NASA’s Lunar Trailblazer probe didn’t exactly live up to its name after it launched from Kennedy Space Center…
SSpace Read More New space race could turn our atmosphere into ‘crematorium for satellites’ – The ConversationMarch 1, 2026 When we look up at the night sky and see a satellite glide past, we might not consider…
SSpace Read More Third time still not a charm: Space One cancels rocket launchMarch 1, 2026 Japan’s Space One on Sunday canceled the launch of its third Kairos small rocket, putting a dent in…
SSpace Read More What Would the First Week of World War III Look Like in Space?February 16, 2026 The idea of waging war in orbit is no longer a figment of science fiction. As satellite technologies…