True Anomaly Hires Sarah Walter As COO
“I am a big proponent of go fast, fail, learn and repeat, and continue to get better.”
Tim Fernholz
NOAA’s Weather Sat Do-Over Starts With Less
The next-generation of US weather satellites isn’t so next-generation anymore.
Firefly Explains Alpha Launch Failure
Can you say “plume induced flow separation” three times fast?
This Isn’t Our First Obsession With Mars
An insightful new book documents turn of the century excitement over the Red Planet.
The Pentagon and Silicon Valley Game Out The Tech Arms Race
“A huge part of it is also trying to break down barriers between the private sector and public sector.”
Space Manufacturers Fuel Capex With Private Credit
“Investors don’t usually want to see their dollars sunk into capex costs, right?”
Inside The White House’s Plan For Space Deregulation
Sorting through launch licenses, environmental reviews, and novel space activities.
Duffy Wants NASA To Leave the Earth Behind
NASA will begin “moving away” from Earth sciences, Acting Administrator Sean Duffy told Fox News last week—a sharp shift in the agency’s focus since it was established in 1958.
NASA Taps Chief for Lunar Fission Power
Steven Sinacore will lead a fast-moving effort to put atomic power on the Moon.
NASA Eyes Private Companies For Swift Orbit Raise
A recent spate of heavy sun storms is threatening a key space observatory.