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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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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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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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Skyroot COO Naga Bharath Daka Drives Rocket Development
HYDERABAD, July 17 — The Indian private space sector, for all the noise about its potential, has a…
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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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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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Fusion Research Evolves From Cold War Secrecy to Global Collaboration
PARIS, July 6 — The long arc of nuclear fusion research, from Cold War laboratories to the sun-like…
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Faraday Factory HTS tape and Zenno Almighty Magnet launch to space
The world’s most powerful space-flown superconducting magnet launched aboard Starburst-1, powered by custom high-temperature superconductor tape.
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Crewed lunar launch complex nears readiness at Wenchang
WENCHANG, July 10 — China’s southernmost launch site, the Wenchang Space Launch Site on Hainan Island, has become…
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Japan’s MMX Mission Takes Its Asteroid Experience to Phobos to Bring Soil Home
JAXA is applying lessons from its successful Hayabusa asteroid sample-return missions to execute the complex, first-of-its-kind Martian moon…
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Starship’s Stainless Steel Ambitions Collide With Climate and Regulatory Realities
SpaceX’s plan to launch 456 Starships annually hinges on overcoming methane emissions, supply chain limits, and global environmental…
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Japan’s Earthquake History: A Legacy of Resilience and Innovation
Japan’s long history of earthquakes has shaped its culture, technology, and disaster response strategies, making it a global…
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SpaceX Starship’s 456 Annual Launches Will Reshape Orbital Logistics and Debris Management
Analysts debate if the rocket is a business tool for Starlink or a Mars vehicle, noting recent flight…
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Japan Meteorological Agency Issues False 9.9 Quake Alert, Blames Calculation Error
JMA mistakenly warned of a magnitude 9.9 earthquake across Japan after misapplying a domestic formula to a distant…
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Google Extends Android Earthquake Alerts to All 50 US States and Six Territories
Mountain View, October 16 — Google announced on International ShakeOut Day that its Android Earthquake Alerts System is…
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Google expands Android earthquake alerts to over 200 regions with enhanced ‘Be Ready’ warnings
Android’s earthquake alert system now covers more than double its previous reach, adding Panama and Guatemala while upgrading…
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Kroger to Cut 3,000 Corporate Jobs Over Three Years as It Expands AI Use
CINCINNATI, October 13 — Kroger plans to cut 3,000 corporate roles as part of an expansion in AI…
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Amazon Rides Five Rockets to Catch SpaceX Flying Its Own
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 15 — The space race for broadband internet is playing out between two of the…
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Ripple, Circle, Standard Chartered Invest in OKX at $25 Billion Valuation
Almaty, October 7 — A significant investment in the cryptocurrency exchange OKX has been made by major financial…
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Google’s €13bn Finnish Data Centre Expansion Halted Over Environmental Concerns
Helsinki, October seventh Google’s plan to expand its data centre presence in Finland has been paused after Finnish…
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