Musk Critiques Ambani Amid Starlink Launch Delays in India
Elon Musk intensifies his criticism of Mukesh Ambani over delays in Starlink's India launch, raising questions about regulatory favoritism.
Space
Satlyt's Software Set to Launch Aboard SpaceX Rocket
Satlyt, co-founded by former Google and SpaceX engineer Rama Afullo, is launching its software for satellite computing aboard a SpaceX rocket, targeting an innovative niche in space technology.
SpaceX's Latest Mission Delivers Unique Science Cargo to ISS
SpaceX's 35th resupply mission to the ISS includes groundbreaking experiments for medical advancements and energy solutions.
U.S. Space Force Warns of Threats from China and Russia to Satellite Operations
The U.S. Space Force highlights evolving threats from China and Russia that jeopardize vital satellite systems.
Longshot Aims to Launch Cargo into Orbit with Gun Technology
Longshot Space Technology is developing a unique method to launch payloads into space using a gun, challenging conventional rocket designs.
Growing Risks in Earth's Orbit: The 2026 Space Environment Report
A new report from the European Space Agency highlights increasing dangers in Earth's orbit due to a rising number of satellites and space debris.
Projected Growth in Space-Based Data Centers to Hit $28.16 Billion by 2040
The space-based data center market is anticipated to grow significantly, driven by advancements in AI and computing technologies.
Exploring Space ETFs for Future Investment Opportunities
Discover how Space ETFs can mitigate risks while opening doors to the growing space economy.
Mars Keeps Failing to Behave Like the Planet We Built the Theories On
Evidence of vast magmatic systems beneath the Martian surface points to structures Earth-based geology associates with plate tectonics Mars never had.
Crew-13 Prepares for a 12 September Launch to the Space Station
Two Americans, a Canadian and a Russian are set to fly to the ISS aboard a SpaceX spacecraft under NASA's Commercial Crew Programme.
SpaceX Flies Its 80th Starlink Mission of the Year
A single constellation has absorbed 80 launches in roughly eight months, a cadence that has quietly changed what is possible in orbit.
Roman's Wide Field Is Aimed at the Universe's Least-Understood Components
Dark matter and dark energy make up most of the universe and are known almost entirely by inference. Roman's survey design is built to constrain both.