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The Space Force has chosen Boeing's 702MP spacecraft platform for its new MUOS satellites, which are designed for both commercial and military communications.
Astronauts and cosmonauts convened at Space Center Houston to recount their experiences aboard the International Space Station, highlighting teamwork and ground support.
In a notable advancement for international space cooperation, Botswana has signed the Artemis Accords, becoming the sixth African nation to do so.
Supermassive black holes are found at the centers of nearly all massive galaxies, with recent discoveries by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope revealing intriguing characteristics.
With its recent signing of the Artemis Accords, Latvia underscores its dedication to international collaboration in lunar exploration, joining a growing list of nations.
The Smile mission, a collaboration between Europe and China, has successfully entered its science orbit, paving the way for upcoming scientific endeavors.
As small satellite manufacturers increasingly rely on SpaceX for launches, they face significant challenges that could hinder future deployments.
MarketWatch raises concerns about investing in SpaceX stock, suggesting it may not be a wise choice in the current bull market climate.
Ludovic Subran, Allianz's Chief Investment Officer, cautions that the upcoming SpaceX bond sale indicates potential market bubble conditions, with debt investors likely to scrutinize the company more than equity markets.
The space shuttle Endeavour, known for its 25 missions into orbit, has officially gone on display at the California Science Center, marking a significant moment in its storied history.
NASA has announced the discovery of two extraordinarily light 'super-puff' planets, which are the least dense Jupiter-sized planets ever found, resembling cotton candy in density.
In an effort to bolster its military technology capabilities, SpaceX has partnered with Rocket Lab and Lockheed Martin on a new space-laser project aimed at enhancing defense systems.
Following the successful Artemis II mission, NASA discusses the implications for future lunar and Mars exploration, highlighting key achievements and lessons learned.
The U.S. Space Force is initiating a new competition for mobile satellite-control antennas, following the cancellation of a significant contract with AeroVironment.
In a significant partnership, Shield Space and ClearSpace aim to improve satellite safety by addressing emerging threats in orbit with innovative technology.
A collaborative effort between Hiroshima University and the University of Colorado has led to the observation of space-time crystals moving in a manner akin to Majorana quasiparticles, potentially enhancing our understanding of quantum materials.
On June 24, 2026, Vast announced new partnerships aimed at enhancing its capabilities in microgravity research and manufacturing aboard its commercial space station.
Electricians play a crucial role in maintaining our electrical systems. Training opportunities for youth aged 14-18 can pave the way for a rewarding career in this essential field.
A coalition of non-geostationary satellite operators, including Amazon, has established a trade association, notably without SpaceX's participation.
A recent report from NASA's inspector general raises alarms about the capacity of launch sites, highlighting the challenges posed by the rising frequency of space missions.