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James Gentile: Navigating New Horizons in Space Simulation
After a life-altering diagnosis, James Gentile shifts from aspiring pilot to leading space simulations.
Deciphering Brain Changes in Space: A New Challenge
Researchers uncover difficulties in measuring spaceflight's impact on the brain, calling for innovative methods.
Swissto12 to Launch Direct-to-Device Satellite for Asia
Swissto12 partners with Astrum Mobile to deploy a GEO satellite, enhancing connectivity across Asia with direct-to-device services.
NASA's Debbie Korth Honored as 2025 Engineer of the Year
Debbie Korth, Orion's deputy program manager, receives prestigious engineering accolade for 2025.
Isar Aerospace Gears Up for Spectrum Rocket's Maiden Flight with New Contract
Isar Aerospace teams up with ElevationSpace for the Spectrum rocket's debut, marking a new era in payload delivery.
Falcon 9's Unplanned European Sky Show: A Propellant Leak Saga
A propellant leak led to an uncontrolled reentry of Falcon 9's upper stage over Europe, sparking concerns and awe.
KBR Secures $176M Contract for U.S. Space Surveillance Site Upgrade
KBR to revamp U.S. space surveillance capabilities with a $176 million contract, focusing on sensor upgrades and maintenance.
SpaceX Set to Boost Connectivity with 21 Starlink Satellite Launch
SpaceX's latest mission aims to enhance global connectivity, launching 21 Starlink satellites, including 13 with Direct to Cell capabilities.
ATMOS Gains €13.1M Boost for Revolutionary PHOENIX 2 Space Capsule
ATMOS Space Cargo secures a significant €13.1M from the EIC Accelerator for its PHOENIX 2 capsule development.
SpaceX and Rocket Lab Achieve Near-Simultaneous Launches in Historic Space Event
In a historic space event, SpaceX and Rocket Lab launch missions just 4 minutes apart, showcasing the growing pace of space exploration.
SpaceX Achieves Historic Falcon 9 Landing in The Bahamas
For the first time, SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket lands in The Bahamas, marking a significant milestone.
Celebrating 25 Years Since the Landmark STS-99 Radar Topography Mission
On Feb. 11, 2000, space shuttle Endeavour embarked on the groundbreaking Shuttle Radar Topography Mission.
Arkadia Space Partners with MaiaSpace for Thruster Supply
Arkadia Space to provide cutting-edge monopropellant thrusters for French rocket startup MaiaSpace.
Texas Invests $47.7 Million in Space Industry Expansion
Texas boosts its space industry, granting $47.7M to five companies for projects including facilities and spacecraft development.
A Laboratory Above the Clouds
Explore the unique insights from ESA's high-altitude lab, offering a new perspective on space research.
Lockheed Martin vs. Boeing: The Battle for Space Force's Satellite Contract
Lockheed Martin and Boeing vie for a crucial Space Force satellite contract, highlighting the competitive space industry landscape.
U.S. and Japan Strengthen Ties with Artemis Space Program
In a recent meeting, President Trump and Prime Minister ISHIBA Shigeru reaffirmed their commitment to the Artemis program.
Senators Propose Iron Dome Missile-Defense Shield for America
Senators Cramer and Sullivan push for a missile-defense system, dubbed Iron Dome, to protect the US, following a Trump order.
ESA's Groundbreaking In-Orbit Refuelling Mission for Green Propellants
ESA announces a pioneering mission to test a new in-orbit refuelling system for eco-friendly propellants.
The Swiss Alps Dressed in Winter's Best: A View from Space
Discover the breathtaking view of the snow-capped Swiss Alps as seen from the vastness of space, captured by ESA.
ESA Supports 2029 as Year of Global Asteroid Awareness
ESA backs UN's 2029 initiative for global awareness on asteroid threats and planetary defense strategies.
ATMOS Phoenix Capsule Set for 2025 Test Flight After FAA Nod
ATMOS's Phoenix capsule, aimed at in-orbit life sciences, gets FAA green light for a 2025 test flight aboard SpaceX's mission.
Investors Warn Space Startups: Don't Rival or Mimic SpaceX
Investors advise space startups to forge their own paths, avoiding direct competition or imitation of SpaceX.
Innovative Water-Based Shields for Astronaut Radiation Protection
Researchers explore 3D-printed hydrogels as a novel solution for protecting astronauts from harmful space radiation.
The Future of Europe's Space Launchers Unveiled for 2024 and Beyond
Explore the artistic vision of Europe's next-gen space launchers set to take the stage in 2024 and onwards.
Rocket Lab CEO Hails SPAC Frenzy's Boost to Space Sector
Rocket Lab's CEO credits SPAC mania for propelling the space industry forward, despite funding some 'silly' ideas.
France's CNES Aims for Reusable Rocket Innovation with Project DEMESURE
CNES calls for proposals to create a reusable upper stage for heavy-lift rockets, marking a leap in space transportation.
SpaceX Transporter 13 to Embark on Historic Launch of Space Weather Sensors
Mission Space is gearing up to deploy the inaugural sensors for a pioneering space weather constellation aboard SpaceX Transporter 13.
AstroForge Unveils Plan for Pioneering Asteroid Mining Mission
AstroForge sets sights on asteroid mining, announcing its mission target and partnership for a future launch.
Observable Space Emerges from OurSky and PlaneWave Instruments Merger
OurSky joins forces with PlaneWave Instruments, marking a new era in space observation technology.
NASA's Groundbreaking Simulation Preps Moon-bound Tech
NASA's latest test simulates lunar gravity, giving 17 moon-bound technologies a taste of space without leaving Earth.
The Rise of Modular Satellites: A New Era for Vertical Integration
Discover how the shift to modular satellite platforms is revolutionizing vertical integration in the space industry.
ISRO's Navigation Satellite Left Adrift After Propulsion Failure
An ISRO satellite is stranded in orbit due to a propulsion system malfunction, complicating navigation efforts.