Space
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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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The Economics of Space Launch: Cost Per Kilogram and Market Dynamics
LOS ANGELES, July 14 — The commercial space launch market is in the midst of a pricing war…
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Kessler Syndrome: Space collisions could cripple global infrastructure
ROME, July 14 — The economics of orbital real estate have always been about scarcity. The catch is…
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United Launch Alliance Adapts to Reusability in Evolving Space Industry
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 14 — For communities across Asia and the Pacific, the rockets that lift off from…
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Blue Origin Positions As Deliberate SpaceX Counterweight With New Glenn Rocket
KENT, Wash. July 14 — Blue Origin, the aerospace manufacturer Jeff Bezos founded in 2000, is positioning itself…
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SpaceX and Rivals Race to Cut Launch Costs with Reusable Rockets
SINGAPORE, July 14 — A quiet but significant shift is reshaping the economics of spaceflight, and for communities…
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FAA Launches Safety Review of SpaceX’s Starship After April Explosion
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The Federal Aviation Administration is conducting a safety review of SpaceX’s Starship, a review…
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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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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket: A $10 Billion Gamble
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 13 — The bottom line on Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, nearly three years after…
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ALMA Detects Life’s Building Blocks in Distant Star-Forming Cloud
SANTIAGO, July 13 — On a high plateau in the Chilean desert, a powerful array of radio telescopes…
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Sagittarius B2 Cloud Confirms Simple Sugar 26,000 Light-Years Away
MANILA, July 13 — A vast cosmic laboratory more than 26,000 light-years from Earth is offering scientists a…
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Wernher von Braun: The Rocket Scientist Behind the Saturn V
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 13 — Against this backdrop of renewed transatlantic cooperation in space exploration, the towering figure…
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The Space Launch System: NASA’s New Heavy-Lift Rocket for Artemis
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 13 — The Space Launch System remains the centerpiece of America’s return to deep space,…
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket marks pivotal milestone in space race
SEATTLE, July 13 — $160 billion. That’s Jeff Bezos’s estimated net worth as of October 2023, by the…
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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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Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos: A Rivalry in Space Commerce
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 13 — The long-running rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos has entered a new…
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Apollo 11: The Historic First Moon Landing in July 1969
HOUSTON, July 13 — Fifty-seven years after a Saturn V rocket thundered off the launch pad, the strategic…
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The Artemis Accords: International Agreements for Lunar Exploration
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The scene at the State Department this week is one of quiet, persistent diplomacy.…
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The Lunar Gateway: NASA’s Planned Orbital Outpost Around the Moon
LONDON, July 13 — The Lunar Gateway, the small space station planned for orbit around the Moon, is…
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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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How ALMA Telescope Made the Historic Sugar Detection in Space
SANTIAGO, July 13 — 66 antennas. That is the figure that matters for the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array,…
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Bill Nelson: The NASA Administrator Leading the Artemis Program
WASHINGTON, July 13 — One figure defines Bill Nelson’s tenure at NASA: May 3, 2021. That is the…
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Saturn V: America’s Unmatched Moon Rocket Legacy Endures
HUNTSVILLE, July 13 — Fifty-three years after the last Saturn V thundered off the launch pad, the rocket…
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The ALMA Telescope: How It Made the Sugar Discovery Possible
SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA, July 13 — The wind rips across the Chajnantor plateau at 5,000 meters, a…
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