Power From Space: A New Frontier for Clean Energy

Scientists are developing a revolutionary system to capture solar energy in space and beam it to Earth, offering a potential source of continuous, clean power.

Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel

•2/13/2026

Power From Space: A New Frontier for Clean Energy

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Space Tech

UK Firm Builds Space Factories for Next-Gen Semiconductors

UK-based Space Forge is developing orbital factories to produce ultra-pure semiconductor materials, a move that could revolutionize the tech industry.

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Space Science

Star Vanishes in Andromeda, Leaving a Black Hole Behind

Astronomers have witnessed a massive star in the Andromeda galaxy vanish, concluding it collapsed into a black hole without a supernova explosion.

Leo Gallagher

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Space

SpaceX Prepares to Launch International Crew to Space Station

SpaceX is preparing for a pre-dawn launch on Friday to send a four-person international crew to the International Space Station for a nine-month mission.

Arthur Donovan

Feb 13

Space Future

Elon Musk Pivots from Mars to Moon, Prioritizing Lunar Base

In a major strategy shift, Elon Musk announced SpaceX will prioritize building a lunar city before attempting a Mars colonization, aligning with a renewed global focus on the Moon.

Leo Harrison

Feb 12

Sports

Chiefs Face $58 Million Salary Cap Challenge Ahead of Deadline

The Kansas City Chiefs are facing a significant financial challenge, needing to clear an estimated $58 million in salary cap space before the March 11 deadline.

Devin Sharma

Feb 12

Space Defense

ULA Vulcan Set for National Security Space Launch

United Launch Alliance is preparing for its first launch of the year, a national security mission for the U.S. Space Force carrying orbital surveillance satellites.

Marcus Thompson

Feb 12

Space Science

Could Solar Storms Influence Earthquakes?

A new theory from Kyoto University suggests a potential link between solar storms and earthquakes, where ionospheric changes could exert pressure on fragile fault lines.

Julian Vance

Feb 12

Space Science

JWST Reveals Hidden Black Holes Actively Shaping Galaxies

New data from the James Webb Space Telescope reveals that seemingly quiet supermassive black holes are actively shaping their host galaxies by heating gas.

Maya Singh

Feb 12

Space Defense

Space Force Partners with Industry to Speed Up Space Defense

The U.S. Space Force is accelerating partnerships with the commercial sector to integrate advanced technology and shorten defensive response times in space.

Marcus Thompson

Feb 11

Drone Policy

Sudden Airport Closure Reversal Sparks Widespread Confusion

An airport's airspace was shut down for a potential 10 days and then reopened hours later, causing widespread confusion. The official reason cited is a military operation against cartel drones, but th

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Feb 11

Space Economy

How Rocket Lab Beat Billionaires at Their Own Game

Discover how Rocket Lab, founded by Peter Beck, outpaced billionaires to become a leader in the space industry through fierce efficiency and vertical integration.

Marcus Olsson

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Community

Rescue Follows Construction Mishap Near Space Center Houston

A construction incident in Clear Lake City prompted a rescue operation and a power outage affecting over 1,000 customers, leading to a school closure.

Marcus Chen

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