Intuitive Machines, Seraphim Announce Fundraising Wins
The space industry is well into its nine-figure funding era.
The space industry is well into its nine-figure funding era.
Charter Space is done dipping its toes in the insurance market—opting instead to cannonball in.
Europe is driving hard on direct-to-device (D2D).
Two lawmakers introduced a bill that would task NASA to improve the nation’s ability to detect cow farts—and all other forms of methane leaks.
Orbital data centers are closer to reality than you might think.
LambdaVision is preparing for its post-ISS future.
Sceye announced today a platform designed to merge the best of space and ground comms in the stratosphere.
The company believes it can eventually build, operate, and launch each sat for $2M or less, according to CEO Ido Priel.
The award is part of the French government’s push to have its businesses help modernize telecom infrastructure in developing countries.
The face of space-based solar power (SBSP) is changing due to surging interest in in-space industry and data centers. While some companies are racing toward these new opportunities, others are sticking with the technology’s original goal of powering life on Earth.
Finland’s space industry has a lot going for it.
“The most troubling failure…is not hardware. It is decision-making and leadership that, if left unchecked, could create a culture incompatible with human spaceflight,” NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman said during a livestreamed press conference.