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Skyroot’s Vikram-I Completes India’s First Private Orbital Launch in 2026
HYDERABAD, July 17 — The story of India’s private space sector begins, in many ways, with two engineers…
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Apollo 11: How NASA’s Moon Landing Actually Worked in 1969
MANILA, July 15 — For communities across Asia watching the night sky, the science that put humans on…
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Artemis II Reached Launch Day in April 2026 After a Rocky Road
CAPE CANAVERAL, July 17 — The hiss of venting cryogens and the fog of condensing moisture that rolls…
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Orbital Debris and Spectrum Congestion Pose New Challenges
NEW YORK, July 15 — The rapid expansion of satellite constellations in low-Earth orbit is drawing fresh scrutiny…
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Form Energy’s Iron-Air Battery Heads to Ireland in First Overseas Project
WEIRTON, W.Va., July 13 — A startup founded by a former Tesla executive and an MIT professor is…
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Bennett and Brassard Win Turing Award for Quantum Key Work
The Association for Computing Machinery has announced that Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard will receive the 2025 Turing…
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Kessler Syndrome: How Collisions Could Make Orbit Unusable
ROME, July 14 — The shift is happening faster than anyone predicted. A cascade of collisions in orbit,…
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Beijing’s Rare Earth Grip Outlasts Tariff Truces and a Decade of Catch-Up
BEIJING, July 9 — China’s grip on the global rare earth market is a decades-long story of strategic…
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Project Kuiper, OneWeb and Starlink Race for Orbital Broadband
WASHINGTON — Amazon has invested more than $10 billion in Project Kuiper, its plan to deploy 3,236 satellites…
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Musk and Bezos Turned Their 2026 Space Rivalry Toward the Moon
LOS ANGELES, July 16 — The rivalry between Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos is the defining drama of…
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Three Grids at Sixty Cycles: How America’s Electric Network Really Works
WASHINGTON, July 8 — By the numbers, the U.S. electric grid is a sprawling machine: over 600,000 miles…
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Fu-Kuo Chang Wants Aircraft Structures That Sense Their Own Damage
STANFORD, Calif., July 17 — For decades, the challenge of keeping aircraft safe has relied on frequent, painstaking…
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Blue Origin’s 25-Year Climb to New Glenn and the Artemis Lander
SEATTLE, July 15 — On the ground at Amazon’s headquarters, the presence of Jeff Bezos is still felt…
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SpaceX Starship Completes 11th Test Flight, Last of Version 2 Series
SpaceX has now conducted eleven launch attempts with its Starship system, achieving six successful flights. The company views…
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Spacecraft Heat Shields Evolve: Apollo to Shuttle to Starship
WASHINGTON, July 27 — The return of a spacecraft from orbit is one of the hardest problems in…
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SpaceX’s Starbase Became a Texas City in 2025 Company Vote
STARBASE, Texas, July 17 — 2,100. That is the figure that matters: the number of full-time employees working…
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Indonesia Expands Satellite Internet to Rural Islands
Indonesia expanded its satellite internet program to rural islands on May 18, 2024, in an effort to increase…
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Indonesia Hosts First Southeast Asia Space Summit
Jakarta, June 3, 2025 — cyberinktimes.com — The Republic of Indonesia has officially confirmed its role as the…
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Starbase, Texas, Votes 212 to 6 to Become a City Around SpaceX’s Rocket Site
STARBASE, Texas, July 25 — A little over a year after voters approved its incorporation, the new city…
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Tony Blair Called Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Strategy ‘Doomed to Fail’
LONDON, June 9, 2026 — infopulsetoday.com — Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has publicly challenged the prevailing…
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The Day GPS Stopped Scrambling: How a War Tool Became Every Family’s Guide
MANILA, July 8 — For millions of families across Asia, from the tricycle drivers of Manila navigating the…
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Firefly Aerospace Lands Blue Ghost on Moon
On March 2, 2025, a major milestone was achieved in space exploration as Firefly Aerospace successfully landed the…
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Commonwealth Fusion Systems raised $1.8 billion for commercial fusion energy
CAMBRIDGE, July 9 — Commonwealth Fusion Systems, the private fusion company spun out of the Massachusetts Institute of…
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Copper’s Unique Properties Make It Highly Valuable Metal Element
Copper (Cu, atomic number 29) is prized for its combination of softness, ductility and exceptional ability to conduct…
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