Space
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Russia, Europe, China Build Rival Satellite Navigation Systems
LONDON, July 8 — The story of how we know where we are on the planet is rarely…
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GPS Satellites Orbit 20,200 Km Above Earth, Enabling Precise Navigation Across Asia-Pacifi
SCHRIEVER AIR FORCE BASE, Colorado, July 8 — The constellation of satellites that guides everything from jeepney routes…
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Sergei Korolev: Soviet chief who outpaced US in space
MOSCOW, July 8 — The shift is finally complete. For decades, the man who made the Soviet Union…
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Wernher von Braun: Nazi rocket scientist who built US moon rocket
HUNTSVILLE, July 8 — The figure that matters: 363 feet. That is the height of the Saturn V…
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Space Race Inventions Transform Daily Life: From Rockets to Modern Essentials
WASHINGTON, July 8 — When astronauts on the Apollo missions needed to drill moon rocks, they used a…
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Cold War Competition: The Geopolitical Drivers Behind the Space Race
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The launch pad at Cape Canaveral sits quiet this morning, a concrete monument…
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Satellite Tech from Space Race Created GPS, Global Comms
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The record shows that the modern world is built on a layer of machinery…
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Apollo Program: The $25 Billion Effort That Put Humans on the Moon
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — As the world reflects on the Apollo program more than five decades after…
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The Space Race: How Cold War Competition Launched the Modern World
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The rumble of a rocket engine still echoes across these coastal flats, but…
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Starlink Megaconstellation Raises Environmental Concerns
ISLAMABAD, July 8 — (InfoPulse Today) For a man who once sold a start-up mapping service for city…
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Space Debris Cleanup Risks Atmospheric Pollution Trade-Off
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — The very satellites designed to connect humanity are leaving a quiet, growing trail…
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Amazon, OneWeb Race to Launch Thousands of Orbital Data Centers
ROME, July 8 — Against this backdrop of a rapidly crowding celestial sphere, the race to build vast…
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Starlink Soars from 60 to Over 6,000 Satellites Since 2019
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 8 — It has been seven years since the first 60 Starlink satellites rode a…
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SpaceX Deorbits Starlink Satellites via Controlled Reentry Burn
HAWTHORNE, California, July 8 — When a Starlink satellite’s job is done, it does not drift as space…
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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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International Space Station Marks 22 Years of Global Space Cooperation
WASHINGTON, July 8 — The International Space Station, a structure that has orbited the Earth continuously for over…
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SpaceX Deorbits 260 Starlink Satellites Over Six Months
WASHINGTON, July 7 — SpaceX has deorbited and intentionally burned up 260 of its Starlink satellites in Earth’s…
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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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Orbital Debris vs. Deorbiting Satellites: Key Differences
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — Scientists and space agencies are increasingly asking a question that would have seemed far-fetched…
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Starlink Satellites’ Deorbit: Controlled Reentry and Atmospheric Toll
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — High above the Earth, a quiet transformation of the upper atmosphere is underway,…
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FCC Proposes Exempting Satellite Launches from Environmental Reviews
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The Federal Communications Commission is weighing a proposal that would exempt satellite systems from…
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SpaceX, FCC, Environmental Groups Clash on Satellite Disposal
WASHINGTON, July 7 — In the corridors of American regulatory power, a quiet but consequential battle is unfolding…
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FCC Vote and Research Shape Satellite Reentry Regulations
WASHINGTON, July 7 — A quiet but consequential battle is brewing in Washington over the fate of the…
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SpaceX Satellite Deorbiting Saves Costs, May Spur Industry Regulations
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — SpaceX has begun deorbiting 260 Starlink satellites, a process the company expects to…
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