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AST SpaceMobile builds Blacklift rocket to reduce SpaceX dependence
Company unveils reusable launch vehicle to deploy BlueBird satellites independently starting late 2028
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Ghana Minerals Commission Directive Pushes Artisanal Miners into Precarious Contract Work
New Minerals Commission directive forces transition from owner-mining to contract mining, slashing wages and threatening community livelihoods across…
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SpaceX Prepares for Flight 15 Breakthrough to Catch Both Starship Stages
SpaceX targets November 13 for an unprecedented dual-catch attempt of both the Super Heavy booster and the Starship…
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How NASA’s CLPS 2.0 Contracts Are Redefining Lunar Rover Tech and Costs
By outsourcing rover development to private firms like Astrolab and ispace, NASA slashes costs, speeds up innovation, and…
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NASA Accelerates Artemis Moon Return Plans Following Successful SLS Launch
After the powerful Artemis II launch tore a hole in the atmosphere, NASA leadership confirmed an urgent path…
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NASA Swift telescope reenters Earth’s atmosphere after 22-year mission
The Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is falling to Earth after a failed orbit-boost attempt, prompting NASA to seek…
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Australia Seeks New Trade Partners Amid Import Struggles
Australia looks to secure chip and energy imports through new policies and partnerships
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Gas Above Martian Fissures Hints at Ongoing Volcanic Activity
New findings from the ExoMars Trace Gas Orbiter suggest Mars may still be volcanically active, with implications for…
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Rocket Lab Reaches 99 Missions With Japanese Radar Satellite Launch
With its 99th mission and record annual flight rate, the vertically integrated firm demonstrates how high-frequency access to…
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Data and Figures: Size, Orbit, and Illumination Capabilities
WASHINGTON, July 15 — A mirror satellite with a diameter of approximately 20 meters is set to launch…
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November Launch Schedule Pairs Dated Falcon 9 Flights With Starship Uncertainty
Upcoming launches from SpaceX, ULA, and RocketLab in Florida highlight the ongoing advancements in space exploration.
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Comet Impacts Unlikely to Deliver Intact Ingredients for Life to Earth
New simulations show fragile organic molecules vaporize on impact, overturning the theory that comets seeded Earth with life’s…
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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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How NASA’s Voyager Probes Travelled From Jupiter and Saturn to Interstellar Space
PASADENA, August 5 — The Voyager program, an enduring testament to human ingenuity and our relentless quest to…
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Space Surveillance Network Tracks Debris Larger Than 10cm in Low Earth Orbit
LONDON, July 14 — The U.S. Space Surveillance Network is the quiet workhorse behind every satellite collision warning…
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China’s Crewed Moon Landing Will Ride Two Long March 10 Rockets
BEIJING, July 10 — China’s push to land astronauts on the Moon by 2030 rests heavily on the…
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Endeavour’s Vertical Display Bridges NASA History and Private Spaceflight Era
California’s new vertical launch installation of Shuttle Endeavour transforms the retired orbiter into a bridge connecting historic government…
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Voyager 1’s Big Bang: Power Cuts, a 48-Hour Silence and One Light-Day
LOS ANGELES, July 9 — The two most distant human-made objects in the universe are about to fall…
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How Voyager 1’s Power System Works and Why NASA Is Rationing Energy
WASHINGTON, D.C., August 5 — The shift is undeniable: extending the life of deep-space missions demands an incredible…
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SpaceX’s Independence From NASA Signals Shift In US Commercial Spaceflight Strategy
As SpaceX prepares to stop flying Crew Dragon for NASA by 2030, the company’s dominance reveals a strategic…
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ULA Vulcan Rocket Returns to Flight After Fixing Nozzle Failures
United Launch Alliance resumes Vulcan operations with improved solid rocket boosters following a nine-month grounding due to nozzle…
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SpaceX’s rocky start gave way to orbital dominance with reusable rockets
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 16 — Elon Musk, the South African-born entrepreneur behind SpaceX and Tesla, remains one of…
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Apollo to Artemis: NASA’s 50-Year Quest to Return Humans to the Moon
WASHINGTON, July 13 — The technical reality of getting humans back to the Moon is a matter of…
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Building the Florida Infrastructure Behind Blue Origin’s High-Cadence Ambitions
Blue Origin invests over $3 billion in Florida manufacturing, launch pads, and recovery ships to support multiple weekly…
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