Scientists Uncover Source of Strange, Bright, Flashing Object
Every once in a while a new kind of flash shows up in the cosmos that astronomers don’t quite know how to explain.
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ispace Reveals its Lunar Micro-Rover for Mission 2
ispace is taking another stab at a lunar landing.
House Space Bill Stalled Until Post-Thanksgiving
Hours after the White House released its plan for regulating novel commercial space activities, the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee considered its own proposal—and to the surprise of no one, the plans look pretty different.
Rocket Lab Takes On Venus
Deep space exploration isn’t just for governments anymore.
FOSSA Systems Closes Funding Round For IoT Birds
To connect land and ocean, startups are taking to the sky.
Industry Backs International ASAT Ban
More than two dozen companies from around the world signed onto a statement led by the Secure World Foundation on Tuesday formally applauding countries for agreeing to not conduct debris-causing anti-satellite tests.
Quantum Reveals First Mission, Sentry
Quantum Space is building a mesh communications infrastructure that spans from LEO to cislunar space and beyond to meet growing data needs as humanity expands its reach into the cosmos. This morning, the company unveiled details of Sentry, its first mission. Sentry will launch on SpaceX’s Transporter-10 rideshare, currently slated for no earlier than March, […]
White House Releases Spectrum Strategy
The Biden administration released a National Spectrum Strategy on Monday to ensure that both federal operators and private companies can have adequate access to the finite resource.
SpaceX Launches Transporter-9
SpaceX’s train to space is striking a regular cadence.
GOP Concerns About China-Russia Military Space Cooperation
Russia is seeking more cooperation with China on military space weapons—and some members of Congress are already speaking out about the proposed partnership.
Euclid’s First Light
There’s something mysterious happening in the universe. It’s driving the formation of galaxies and it’s pushing outward in space, leading to an accelerated expansion. We call the culprits behind these mysterious phenomena dark matter and dark energy, and together, astronomers believe they comprise 95% of the universe. But that’s about where our knowledge ends. In […]
ESA Inks a Starlab Partnership
ESA is exploring its options for life after the ISS.