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Space Debris Threatens Billions in Satellite Services, Insurance
WASHINGTON, July 14 — The business of keeping satellites safe in orbit is getting more expensive, and the…
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Oil Fee Abandonment Shakes Global Markets, Shipping Costs
LONDON, July 14 — The planned Strait of Hormuz cargo fee, which shipping analysts warned could have added…
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What Happens Next: Potential Impacts on NASA and Commercial
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 14 — The business of getting astronauts off the planet is about to get more…
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Glycolaldehyde detected in interstellar space reshapes astrochemistry
COPENHAGEN, July 13 — A Danish astronomer has been formally recognized for a discovery that reshaped the field…
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SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket revolutionized spaceflight with reusability
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 13 — When a Falcon 9 rocket lifts off from the Florida coast, it carries…
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The Orion Spacecraft: NASA’s Crew Vehicle for Deep Space Exploration
WASHINGTON, July 13 — When the first astronauts climb into Orion for a journey around the Moon, they…
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Glycolaldehyde: The Simple Sugar That Could Build RNA in Space
ROME, July 13 — For researchers who spend their days asking how life began, a new discovery in…
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Pumped-Storage Hydroelectricity: A Mature Grid-Scale Energy Backbone
WASHINGTON, July 13 — Pumped-storage hydroelectricity remains the backbone of grid-scale energy storage in the United States, commanding…
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Strait of Hormuz remains vital global oil chokepoint for centuries
TEHRAN, July 13 — For decades, the Strait of Hormuz has been the world’s most important oil chokepoint.…
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Shallow 5.1 temblor rattles Tambolaka without tsunami threat
TAMBOLAKA, Indonesia, July 12 — A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck 27 kilometers south-southeast of Tambolaka, Indonesia on Sunday…
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Economic Impact of U.S. Sanctions on Iran’s Oil Exports in 2019
WASHINGTON, July 11 — For the families and traders who track the global oil markets, the numbers coming…
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JHU Applied Physics Lab Manages New Horizons Since 2001
LAUREL, Maryland, July 9 — In the sprawling, low-slung buildings of the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory,…
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Deep Quake Hits Off Leyte, Felt Across Broad Region
MANILA, July 9 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck about 19 kilometers east-northeast of Abuyog, Philippines, on Thursday…
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Global Desalination Market Poised for $26.8 Billion Surge by 2028
NEW YORK, July 9 — $14.8 billion. That was the size of the global desalination market in 2020.…
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New Horizons: 2015 Pluto flyby to 2019 Arrokoth and beyond
LAUREL, Maryland, July 9 — It began as a faint speck in Hubble Space Telescope images back in…
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Us Iran Tensions Impact Global Oil Markets Through 2025
WASHINGTON, July 9 — The relationship between the United States and Iran remains defined by decades of mistrust,…
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U.S.-Iran Conflict Scenarios: Potential Impacts on Oil Markets
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The United Nations Security Council is poised to meet under Resolution 2789, the framework…
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GATA6 Gene Acts as Molecular ‘Identity Keeper’ in Intestinal Cells
NEW YORK, July 8 — A discovery about how colorectal cancer spreads to the liver is reframing what…
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SpaceX burns 260 Starlink satellites in 6 months, raising pollution fears
WASHINGTON, July 8 — For six months, ending in early 2025, SpaceX deliberately steered 260 of its Starlink…
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Data and Figures: Oil Market Impact and Global Supply Risks
LONDON, July 8 — On the last day of March 2025, the global oil market delivered a jolt…
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Elon Musk Drives Starlink Fleet Refresh As SpaceX CEO
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The sky above a remote Kenyan village flickers with light, not from stars,…
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Starlink Satellites Deorbited via Controlled Burn-Up in Atmosphere
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The thousands of small satellites blanketing the sky in the name of global…
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260 Satellites, 702K Pounds: Starlink’s Six-Month Deorbit
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The sky above us is becoming a graveyard for machinery. Between December and…
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Satellite Replacement Cycles Drive Deorbit and Launch Costs
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The economics of space are shifting under the weight of hardware failures. SpaceX,…
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