Space
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FCC Proposes Exempting Satellite Constellations from NEPA Environmental Review
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), an independent U.S. government agency established by the Communications Act of…
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Starlink Satellites Deorbit Via Controlled Burn-Up Process
REDMOND, Wash., July 7 — The number that matters: 500. That is how many Starlink satellites SpaceX has…
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FCC Proposes Satellite NEPA Exemption, Sparks Environmental Debate
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission is weighing a rule change that would exempt satellite systems from environmental…
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FCC Proposal Sparks Debate Over Satellite Environmental Reviews
WASHINGTON — The Federal Communications Commission is nearing a final decision on a proposal that would exempt satellite…
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SpaceX Faces $260M Cost to Deorbit 260 Starlink Satellites
ISLAMABAD, July 7 — The economics of satellite internet are shifting beneath the feet of the industry’s biggest…
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SpaceX, FCC, Scientists Clash Over Satellite Environmental Impact
LOS ANGELES, July 7 — The Federal Communications Commission is facing mounting pressure from an unusual coalition of…
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Global Satellite Megaconstellations Face New Debris Rules
MOSCOW, July 7 — The international regulatory framework governing satellite megaconstellations remains fragmented, with no binding global standard…
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Elon Musk: The Man Behind SpaceX and Starlink Satellites
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 7 — The record shows that Elon Musk, born in 1971 in Pretoria, South Africa,…
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Satellites Designed to Disintegrate Face FCC Environmental Review Decision
WASHINGTON, July 7 — The figure that matters at the Federal Communications Commission right now is the one…
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SpaceX Starlink Satellites Spark Light Pollution Crisis
HONG KONG, July 6 — For communities across Asia, the promise of fast, affordable internet from space has…
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Ultra-Black Satellite Coatings Face Regulatory Hurdles
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Federal Communications Commission has already imposed conditions on Starlink licenses regarding light pollution…
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SpaceX, IAU target satellite light pollution with new coatings
ROME, July 6 — Against this backdrop of a rapidly crowding celestial sphere, the battle for the night…
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Debra Fischer Leads Fight Against Satellite Light Pollution
NEW HAVEN, July 6 — Yale astronomer Debra Fischer has spent years tracking the growing number of satellite…
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Ultra-Black Coating on Satellites Could Set New Brightness Standard
WASHINGTON, July 6 — A new ultra-black coating that reflects just 2 percent of light is emerging as…
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Ultra-black coating with 2% reflectivity dims satellites
ROME, July 6 — For astronomers, a satellite streaking across the night sky is more than a nuisance.…
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SpaceX Vaporizes 260 Starlink Satellites, Raising Pollution Fears
LOS ANGELES, July 6 — The quiet hiss of a satellite burning up in the atmosphere is something…
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Future of Satellite Constellations and Regulatory Oversight
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Federal Communications Commission’s proposed exemption from environmental regulations for satellite constellations could set…
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SpaceX, FCC, Environmental Regulators Clash on Satellite Deorbiting
WASHINGTON, July 6 — For families across Asia who rely on satellite internet to stay connected, a quiet…
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NASA’s Artemis II Mission to End 50-Year Human Deep-Space Hiatus
HOUSTON, July 6 — Reid Wiseman commands the Artemis II mission, and the calculus of what that means…
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SpaceX Founder Elon Musk Building Starship for NASA Lunar Landing
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 6 — Elon Musk, the founder and CEO of SpaceX, has spent decades building the…
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Moon Return: Resources, Innovation, and Global Inspiration
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The strategic calculus around returning to the Moon is shifting from pure exploration to…
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NASA Sets Timeline for Artemis II and III Lunar Missions
WASHINGTON, July 6 — The Artemis program’s next major milestone is Artemis II, currently scheduled for November 2024.…
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Starlink to Light Pollution: A History of Satellite Concerns
WASHINGTON, July 6 — When the first Starlink satellites shot into orbit back in May 2019, few people…
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SpaceX Starship’s Lunar Landing Mechanism Revealed for Moon Mission
BOCA CHICA, Texas, July 6 — The SpaceX Starship, a fully reusable super-heavy-lift launch vehicle under development by…
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