Swissto12 raises $70 million to accelerate small GEO satellite production
TAMPA, Fla. — Swissto12 said it has raised $70 million in fresh funding to keep up with growing…
Bezos’ latest win over Starlink didn’t happen in space, it happened in Elon Musk’s home country
Starlink had the rockets, the satellites and the customers. It entered commercial service years ahead of Amazon…
How Is Rocket Lab Expanding Its Launch Infrastructure Footprint? – July 15, 2026
Key Takeaways Rocket Lab is expanding launch sites, mission control and ground systems to support more missions.RKLB is…
Astronomers just found four hidden white dwarf stars near Earth
Astronomers have directly confirmed four previously hidden white dwarf stars in nearby binary systems. Every system lies within…
Russia and U.S. Agree to Extend ISS Operations Through 2030
Russia and the United States have agreed to extend joint operations of the International Space Station (ISS) through…
Astronomers Discover and Directly Image Third Planet in Beta Pictoris System
Named Beta Pictoris d, the newly-discovered world is 100 times fainter than Beta Pictoris b — the first…
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope reveals a strange atmosphere on a hellish lava planet
Imagine the year 2158. You’re pursuing a PhD in planetary volcanology at the University of Utopia Planitia on…
AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) Secures Global Approvals As Texas Expansion And Launches Near
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Space Force awards Slingshot $69 million for AI-enabled training technology
WASHINGTON — Slingshot Aerospace has won a $69.2 million U.S. Space Force contract to develop artificial intelligence-based training…
Voyager 1 crossed the edge of the Sun’s protective bubble and entered interstellar space, but instead of fading gently into the void it met a strange, porous boundary scientists had not anticipated
For six years one of Voyager 1’s instruments had counted the same steady drizzle of low-energy particles streaming…
The moon is drifting away from Earth by about 3.8 centimetres a year — measured to the millimetre by bouncing laser light off mirrors the Apollo astronauts left sitting in the lunar dust more than half a century ago
On the night of August 1, 1969, a green pulse of light left a telescope at the Lick…
Why the US-China space race could come down to a thin metal cap
In the high‑stakes space race between the United States and China, the decisive advantage could come down to…