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Spacecraft Heat Shields Evolve: Apollo to Shuttle to Starship
WASHINGTON, July 27 — The return of a spacecraft from orbit is one of the hardest problems in…
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Moderate quake hits near Kinablangan, Philippines, no tsunami threat
DAVAO, Philippines, July 27 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck 23 kilometres east of Kinablangan, Philippines, at 23:06…
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Moderate quake rattles Indonesia’s Kupang, 260k people at risk
KUPANG, Indonesia, July 26 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake rattled communities about 25 kilometres northwest of Kupang, the…
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Evolution of Astrophotography: 1839 Moon to Modern Milky Way
MANILA, July 25 — The night sky has always drawn eyes upward, but turning that gaze into a…
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Global Risk: Strait of Hormuz Closure Threatens Oil Supply
MANAMA, July 21 — For communities across Asia that depend on steady flows of affordable crude, the Strait…
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National Security Space Launch Program Advances from Phase 2 to Phase3
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The U.S. Space Force is steering its most ambitious procurement yet for the rockets…
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Renewable energy costs fall, but home bills don’t drop
MANILA, July 21 — For communities across Asia, the cost of keeping the lights on has always been…
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The Strait of Hormuz: How Iran Can Threaten Global Oil Flows
MANILA, July 21 — For communities across Asia, the Strait of Hormuz is more than a line on…
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Southeast Asia’s oil gap drives reliance on Strait of Hormuz imports
MANILA, July 20 — For communities across Southeast Asia, the fuel that powers daily life—from motorbikes in Hanoi…
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Moderate earthquake strikes Samoa, no tsunami threat
APIA, Samoa, July 21 — A magnitude 5 earthquake struck 141 kilometers south-southwest of Gataivai, Samoa, late Monday…
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Saudi Arabia: From 1932 Unification to World’s Second-Largest Oil Producer
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia occupies the heart of the Middle East, stretching across the bulk of the…
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US-Iran strikes drive crude prices up, threaten Hormuz Strait
TEHRAN, July 19 — The ongoing military confrontation between the United States and Iran is sending shockwaves through…
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Economic Impact of Middle East Tensions: Oil Prices and Supply
MANILA, July 19 — Global oil prices climbed roughly 2% in the hours after a January 28 attack,…
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Rosebank and Jackdaw: Key North Sea Oil Projects in Political Fight
LONDON, July 17 — The fate of two major North Sea oil and gas projects, Rosebank and Jackdaw,…
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Strong Magnitude 5.3 Quake Hits Southwest of Sarangani, Philippines
MANILA, July 18 — A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck 119 kilometers southwest of Sarangani, Philippines, at 02:23 UTC…
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Elemental Analyzer Boosts Liberia’s Environmental Monitoring
MONROVIA, July 17 — Liberian President Joseph Boakai officially commissioned a state-of-the-art Elemental Analyzer at the Environmental Protection…
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ADLM 2026 Opens Abstract Submission, Sets Program Development Goals
MANILA, July 16 — For medical laboratory professionals and researchers across Asia, the countdown has begun for the…
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World’s First International Body Founded to Connect Telegraphs
GENEVA, July 16 — The International Telecommunication Union, a specialised agency of the United Nations, stands as the…
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SpaceX and Amazon Battle for $100 Billion Satellite Internet Market
SINGAPORE, July 16 — The satellite internet industry is charting a course toward explosive growth, with projections that…
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Venture Capital Fuels High-Risk Space Startup Innovation
MANILA, July 16 — For communities across Asia watching the race to space, the money behind it all…
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Blue Origin and SpaceX Compete for NASA and Pentagon Space Contracts
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 15 — The battle for the stars has become a terrestrial power struggle, with SpaceX…
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Launch Logistics: How SpaceX and Amazon’s Rocket Strategies Differ
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 15 — The space race for broadband internet is playing out between two of the…
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SpaceX And Amazon’s Combined $4.5 Trillion Worth Reshapes Space Industry
SINGAPORE, July 15 — The sheer financial weight of Amazon and SpaceX is reshaping the economics of the…
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SpaceX and Amazon Rivals Worth $4.5 Trillion Head for Orbital Clash
WASHINGTON, July 15 — The race to wire the world from space is intensifying, and for communities across…
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