Latest Space stories from Science.
Following its initial public offering, SpaceX's shares rose by 19.6% on Monday, marking a second consecutive day of gains for Elon Musk's aerospace and AI company.
NASA is set to process multiple contract awards for the SEWP VI Government-wide Acquisition Contract, aimed at improving procurement efficiency for federal agencies.
In a recent mission, Rocket Lab has launched a satellite for the U.S. Space Force as part of the Victus Haze exercise, aiming to showcase rapid threat assessment capabilities.
NASA's Wallops Flight Facility is preparing for a sounding rocket launch that will carry experiments developed by students involved in the RockSatX and RockOn programs.
SpaceX's valuation has reportedly fallen by $400 billion as its stock price dips below the level it reached on its IPO day, according to MarketWatch.
The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is preparing to sign the Artemis Accords at NASA Headquarters, marking a significant step in international space cooperation.
Plans are underway for a network of telescopes in the 2040s aimed at addressing the fundamental question of whether life exists beyond Earth. Current technology, like the JWST, has provided limited insights.
At NASA, the journey of innovation starts long before an aircraft is airborne, with the Experimental Fabrication Branch playing a crucial role.
As reported by MarketWatch, SpaceX is encountering significant financial challenges, with its stock experiencing a notable decline of 10%. The company is actively seeking additional funding.
The Trump administration's focus on 'America First in Africa' may be neglecting vital sectors like space, potentially allowing China to strengthen its foothold on the continent.
The El Niño phenomenon has reemerged, marked by elevated water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific, as confirmed by satellite observations from June 2026.
The dynamics of China-Asean relations encompass both risks and opportunities, reflecting the region's strategic significance amid global tensions.
Recent experiments led by Tommaso Zaccaria suggest that certain Earth microorganisms may endure harsh conditions similar to those found on Mars, raising questions about extraterrestrial life.
The ERNEST rover has successfully completed a 16-mile journey in the Colorado Desert, showcasing its capabilities for future lunar and Martian exploration.
MarketWatch provides a profile of Space Exploration Technologies Corp., detailing its significance in the space industry.
MSCI has assigned SpaceX a Triple C ESG rating, placing the company in a controversial position alongside Russia following its actions in Ukraine.
The Ariane 6 rocket program, facing challenges from its U.S. counterpart, receives backing from Jeff Bezos as it aims to establish itself in the competitive space industry.
Astrobotic has opted to sell to Voyager Technologies as part of a strategy to rapidly scale operations in response to NASA's lunar base initiative requirements.
As reported by MarketWatch, the initial excitement surrounding SpaceX investments appears to be diminishing, but new opportunities for funding may be on the horizon.
As apprehension grows among Americans, discussions about SpaceX's influence on retirement savings highlight the need for potential regulatory oversight.