Space
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US Space Force’s NSSL Program: 1994 Origins to Military Space Access
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The National Security Space Launch program, the Pentagon’s primary mechanism for putting the nation’s…
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NASA’s Mars nuclear mission cost jumps past $2B, Politico says
WASHINGTON, July 21 — For scientists who have devoted careers to bringing a piece of Mars back to…
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SpaceX Falcon 9: 675 successful launches out of 678
HAWTHORNE, Calif., July 21 — The Falcon 9 rocket family has reached 678 launches, with 675 full mission…
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$30B Space Launch Procurement Boosts Commercial Rocket Innovation
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The Space Force’s $30bn launch procurement is the industrial-policy engine powering a commercial rocket…
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NASA’s Nuclear Mars Mission Hits Key Milestones After $2B Report
HUNTSVILLE, Ala., July 21 — The concrete and steel of Marshall Space Flight Center’s Test Stand 116 still…
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SpaceX’s Starlink Earns $11.4B in 2025, Largest Business Segment
LOS ANGELES, July 21 — Starlink, the low Earth orbit broadband constellation operated by SpaceX’s wholly owned subsidiary…
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Scientists classify and study Earth’s daily cosmic bombardment
PARIS, July 21 — The International Astronomical Union last revised its official definition of a meteoroid in April…
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Wernher von Braun: Nazi Scientist Led U.S. Moon Rocket
BERLIN, July 21 — Against the backdrop of a cold war that never quite ended and a space…
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Commercial spaceflight sector faces market volatility amid shifts
TEHRAN, July 21 — The global commercial spaceflight industry, long shaped by government-led programmes and Cold War rivalries,…
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SpaceX, ULA, Blue Origin, Relativity Space vie for $30B Space Force launches
WASHINGTON, July 21 — A $30 billion procurement for national security launches has set the stage for one…
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SpaceX’s Cape Canaveral Workhorse Marks 60 Years at SLC 40
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, July 21 — Space Launch Complex 40, the storied pad nicknamed “Slick Forty,” has completed…
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Comet 96P/Machholz: The fragmented sunskirter feeding two comet families
LOMA PRIETA, Calif., July 21, 2026 — On a clear May morning in 1986, amateur astronomer Donald Machholz…
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James Webb Space Telescope to study planet’s atmosphere
WASHINGTON, July 21 — The James Webb Space Telescope has already rewritten the rulebook on how we study…
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Discovery by K2-33b reshapes planet formation theory
ISLAMABAD, July 21 — A newly discovered planet orbiting a small, cool star is giving astronomers a fresh…
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Astronomers sift billions of data points to find planet
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 21 — An algorithm developed at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has processed stellar variability…
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Spitzer Space Telescope Confirmed Hundreds Of Exoplanets During Mission
WASHINGTON, July 21 — Nearly six and a half years after its retirement, the Spitzer Space Telescope still…
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How the Transit Method Works: Why Some Planets Evade Detection
WASHINGTON, July 21 — A planet that dims its host star by only 0.02 percent — a signal…
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TESS and Spitzer reveal hidden exoplanet with combined power
WASHINGTON, July 21, 2026 — A planet hidden in plain sight — buried for years in data from…
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NASA’s $2B Mars mission boosts U.S. suppliers’ economy
LYNCHBURG, Va., July 21 — The $2 billion nuclear Mars mission now shaping up under the primary contractor…
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Space Launch Market: Altitude, Energy Costs, G-Force Shape Competition
CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida, July 21 — The commercial space launch industry operates within a set of unforgiving physical…
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SpaceX Starship: 12 Test Flights Mark Evolution of Fully Reusable Rocket
STARBASE, Texas, July 21 — On the flats of the Texas Gulf Coast, a stainless steel behemoth rises…
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United Nations: 104 Nations Meet Annually to Govern Space Activities
VIENNA, July 21 — The shift is unmistakable: outer space has evolved from a Cold War dueling ground…
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Starlink becomes SpaceX’s largest unit, $11.4B revenue by 2025
REDMOND, Wash., July 21 — On a quiet street in this Seattle suburb, the low-slung satellite development facility…
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Comet 96P/Machholz skirts the Sun, found by amateur in 1986
LONDON, July 21 — A comet that barely scrapes the Sun and may have arrived from another star…
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