Interlune Unveils Prototype Lunar Helium-3 Excavator
Space resources startup Interlune announced yesterday that its first customers are ready to buy its Moon-mined Helium-3.
Space resources startup Interlune announced yesterday that its first customers are ready to buy its Moon-mined Helium-3.
Space solar power startup mPower Technology closed a $21M Series B to help scale production of its solar modules. Razor’s Edge Ventures led the round, which also included participation from Shield Capital. The funding allows mPower to expand its automated manufacturing line for its flexible solar array tech as well as grow its workforce, CEO […]
The all-stock deal valued Capella at $311M, according to SEC filings and yesterday’s $IONQ closing price.
The propulsion firm is carving out a niche in the fields of highest interest to the Pentagon.
SpaceX received the environmental all-clear to ramp up Starship launch operations in Boca Chica, according to an FAA report released on Tuesday.
The effects of the White House’s top level budget proposal are starting to ripple around the world.
European governments have unshackled budget rules and funded a five-year rearmament plan.
The report, released yesterday, predicted that the global space economy will reach $944B by 2033.
Our guide to the people, companies and concepts that stand to gain, and those that are in trouble.
Amid shifting global power balances and an ongoing war on European soil, it’s more important than ever for Europe to quickly address its fragmented, painfully slow, and overly cautious procurement process—or risk permanently lagging behind those who want to do it harm.
Not long ago, laser communication was experimental, tested through one-off missions and technology demonstrators. But today, Kepler Communications has proved that optical networking in space is no longer theoretical—it’s operational. Several critical shifts have propelled optical communications into reality: “There’s a perception that laser comms are still where they were 10 years ago,” said Stephen […]
The Trump administration’s proposed budget for NASA focuses on beating China back to the Moon and sending the first humans to Mars at the expense of every other part of the space agency’s budget.