Space Becomes New Frontier for Cyber Warfare, Report Finds
A new report reveals a surge in cyberattacks on space systems, with over 237 incidents linked to armed conflicts between 2023 and 2025, signaling a new era of digital warfare.
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Webb Telescope Finds Mysterious UV Light Around Infant Stars
A new study using the James Webb Space Telescope reveals unexpected UV radiation around infant stars, challenging current theories of star formation.
Maya Singh
Supernova Explosions Are Not Spherical, New Study Reveals
For the first time, scientists have observed the true shape of a supernova's initial blast, revealing it is elongated and not a perfect sphere as long believed.
Julian Vance
ISS Marks 25 Years of Continuous Human Presence in Space
The International Space Station has marked 25 years of continuous human habitation, serving as a hub for global scientific cooperation and research.
Maya Singh
Former Astronaut Details Growing Threat of Orbital Debris
Former NASA astronaut Mike Massimino discusses the growing danger of orbital debris, a cloud of millions of man-made objects threatening astronauts and satellites.
Leo Gallagher
UK Firm Launches First Commercial Science Satellite
A UK-based company, Blue Skies Space, has successfully launched the world's first commercial satellite dedicated to space science to study stellar flares.
Leo Gallagher
NASA Confirms Interstellar Comet Is Natural, Not Alien Tech
NASA has confirmed the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is a natural comet, not alien technology, based on data from over 20 missions observing the visitor.
Leo Gallagher
Webb Telescope's 'Little Red Dots' May Be a New Cosmic Object
Astronomers propose a new theory for the mysterious 'little red dots' seen by the Webb Telescope, suggesting they are a new object: a 'black hole star'.
Maya Singh
ESA Seeks Record Budget to Compete in New Space Race
The European Space Agency (ESA) is seeking a record €22 billion budget at a critical meeting of its 23 member states to avoid falling behind in the new space race.
Evelyn Reed
Russian Launchpad Damaged After ISS Mission
Russia's space agency confirms significant damage to its primary crewed launch pad at Baikonur, potentially delaying future missions to the International Space Station.
Evelyn Reed
Quantum Computing Breakthrough Slashes Overheads
Researchers have developed a new protocol for fault-tolerant quantum computing that dramatically reduces both the physical size and runtime of future machines.
Marcus Olsson
ISS Astronauts Prepare for Thanksgiving Feast in Orbit
Astronauts on the International Space Station are preparing a special Thanksgiving meal, including lobster and turkey, and awaiting the arrival of three new crewmates.
Evelyn Reed
South Korea's Nuri Rocket Achieves Orbit in Landmark Launch
South Korea has successfully launched its fourth Nuri rocket, deploying over a dozen satellites in a landmark mission led by private company Hanwha Aerospace.
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Show MoreRussian Launchpad Damaged After ISS Mission
Russia's space agency confirms significant damage to its primary crewed launch pad at Baikonur, potentially delaying future missions to the International Space Station.
Evelyn Reed
11/28/2025
Why the Next Data Center Could Be Orbiting Earth
A new generation of startups is planning to build data centers in space, using constant solar power and the vacuum of orbit for cooling to solve Earth's growing energy crisis.
Dr. Lena Kovacs
11/26/2025
China Launches Rescue Mission for Stranded Tiangong Crew
China is launching an uncrewed Shenzhou 22 spacecraft in an urgent mission to provide a return vehicle for three taikonauts stranded aboard the Tiangong space station.
Evelyn Reed
11/24/2025
SpaceX Deploys New Falcon 9 Rocket on Starlink Mission
SpaceX successfully launched 28 Starlink satellites using a brand-new Falcon 9 booster, B1100, which completed its first flight and landing from California.
Evelyn Reed
11/23/2025
Europe Details Ambitious Plan for Argonaut Moon Lander
The European Space Agency has selected an industrial team led by Thales Alenia Space to build its Argonaut lunar lander, targeting a 2030 mission to the Moon.
Evelyn Reed
11/21/2025
Space Defense
Show MoreSpace Becomes New Frontier for Cyber Warfare, Report Finds
A new report reveals a surge in cyberattacks on space systems, with over 237 incidents linked to armed conflicts between 2023 and 2025, signaling a new era of digital warfare.
Marcus Thompson
11/30/2025
Space Force Issues Secret Contracts for 'Golden Dome' Defense
The U.S. Space Force has awarded several secret contracts to develop prototypes for the 'Golden Dome' space-based missile defense system.
Marcus Thompson
11/25/2025
Arctic Heats Up as Global Powers Build Satellite Outposts
A new space race is heating up the Arctic, as global powers and private firms rush to build satellite ground stations in the strategic high north.
Marcus Thompson
11/22/2025
Space Force Seeks Prototypes for New Missile Interceptors
The U.S. Space Force is moving forward with plans to develop a new layer of missile defense, soliciting prototypes for space-based kinetic interceptors.
Marcus Thompson
11/22/2025
UK Space Commander Awarded US Army Space Badge
The head of U.K. Space Command, Maj. Gen. Paul Tedman, has become the first British Army officer to be awarded the U.S. Army Basic Space Badge.
Marcus Thompson
11/20/2025
Space Science
Show MoreWebb Telescope Finds Mysterious UV Light Around Infant Stars
A new study using the James Webb Space Telescope reveals unexpected UV radiation around infant stars, challenging current theories of star formation.
Maya Singh
11/30/2025
Supernova Explosions Are Not Spherical, New Study Reveals
For the first time, scientists have observed the true shape of a supernova's initial blast, revealing it is elongated and not a perfect sphere as long believed.
Julian Vance
11/30/2025
NASA Confirms Interstellar Comet Is Natural, Not Alien Tech
NASA has confirmed the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS is a natural comet, not alien technology, based on data from over 20 missions observing the visitor.
Leo Gallagher
11/28/2025
Webb Telescope's 'Little Red Dots' May Be a New Cosmic Object
Astronomers propose a new theory for the mysterious 'little red dots' seen by the Webb Telescope, suggesting they are a new object: a 'black hole star'.
Maya Singh
11/28/2025
Northern Lights May Appear Across 14 US States Tonight
A minor geomagnetic storm could make the northern lights visible across 14 northern US states tonight, with peak viewing times forecasted by NOAA.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
11/25/2025
Space Policy
Show MoreESA Seeks Record Budget to Compete in New Space Race
The European Space Agency (ESA) is seeking a record €22 billion budget at a critical meeting of its 23 member states to avoid falling behind in the new space race.
Evelyn Reed
11/28/2025
US Senators Propose New Space Institute to Counter China
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators has proposed the Space RACE Act to create a new research institute, aiming to counter China's influence as the ISS nears retirement.
Nathan Pierce
11/25/2025
Germany Boosts Space Program with €35 Billion Military Plan
Germany has unveiled a new national security space strategy, backed by a €35 billion investment over five years to develop advanced military capabilities in orbit.
Marcus Thompson
11/24/2025
EU Pushes Forward with Space Act Amid Industry Concerns
European officials are moving forward with a comprehensive Space Act to regulate orbital activities, aiming to enhance safety and competitiveness despite industry concerns over potential overreach.
Nathan Pierce
11/23/2025
US Faces Urgent 'Space Stalker' Threat Amid Political Gridlock
A stalled executive order on military readiness leaves the U.S. vulnerable to 'space stalkers'—hostile satellites capable of disabling American assets in orbit.
Marcus Thompson
11/20/2025
Space Economy
Show MoreUK Firm Launches First Commercial Science Satellite
A UK-based company, Blue Skies Space, has successfully launched the world's first commercial satellite dedicated to space science to study stellar flares.
Leo Gallagher
11/28/2025
South Korea's Nuri Rocket Achieves Orbit in Landmark Launch
South Korea has successfully launched its fourth Nuri rocket, deploying over a dozen satellites in a landmark mission led by private company Hanwha Aerospace.
Dr. Lena Kovacs
11/26/2025
Canada to Announce Major Space Investments at ESA Meeting
Canada is set to announce historic investments in European Space Agency programs this week, reinforcing a decades-long partnership that boosts the national economy and scientific innovation.
Lena Petrova
11/24/2025
European Space Giants' Merger Plan Sparks Competition Fears
German space company OHB is raising alarms over a proposed joint venture by Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales, fearing it will stifle competition in Europe's booming space sector.
Evelyn Reed
11/16/2025
Axiom Space Appoints Tracey Davies as Chief Legal Officer
Axiom Space has appointed Tracey Davies as its new Chief Legal Officer, bringing over 25 years of high-level legal experience to the commercial space company.
Hiroki Tanaka
11/7/2025
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