Microsoft Explores Superconductors for Future Data Centers
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Scientists Argue Viking Probes Found Life on Mars in 1976
Scientists are re-examining data from NASA's 1976 Viking missions, arguing that the probes did find evidence of microbial life that was misinterpreted at the time.
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SpaceX Shifts Focus to Moon City, Citing Faster Timeline
SpaceX is pivoting its short-term colonization plans from Mars to the Moon, with CEO Elon Musk citing a faster timeline and logistical advantages.
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Interstellar Comet Offers Clues to Alien Planet Formation
An interstellar comet, 3I/ATLAS, survived its trip around the sun, providing an unprecedented look at the chemical building blocks of alien worlds.
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Bennu Asteroid Dust Rewrites Origin Story of Life's Building Blocks
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Sarah Chen
ISS Research Paves Way for Artemis II Lunar Mission
International Space Station research has been vital in preparing for the Artemis II lunar mission, contributing critical life support systems, health studies, and observation techniques.
Leo Gallagher
Vast Underground Tunnel Found on Venus
Scientists analyzing three-decade-old NASA data have discovered a massive underground tunnel on Venus, likely a lava tube, suggesting the planet may be geologically active.
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NASA Lifts Ban on Personal Smartphones for Astronauts in Space
NASA has updated its policy to allow astronauts on missions, including Artemis II, to bring personal smartphones into space for the first time.
Evelyn Reed
West Virginia Plant Plays Key Role in NASA's Artemis Mission
Over 1,100 workers at a West Virginia plant produced critical aluminum components for NASA's Artemis II rocket, playing a key role in the mission to send astronauts back to the moon.
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Astronaut to Carry Daughter's Stuffed Rabbit on ISS Mission
NASA astronaut Jessica Meir will take her three-year-old daughter's stuffed rabbit on the upcoming SpaceX Crew-12 mission to the International Space Station.
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Astronomers Detect Record-Breaking 7-Hour Gamma-Ray Burst
Astronomers have detected a record-breaking gamma-ray burst that lasted for seven hours, challenging existing theories about how stars die in cosmic explosions.
Maya Singh
Vandenberg Completes Eighth Launch of 2026 with Starlink Mission
Vandenberg Space Force Base supported its eighth launch of 2026, with a Falcon 9 rocket successfully deploying the Starlink 17-33 mission on February 7.
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Science This Week: Space Babies, Cancer Risks, and Dream Hacking
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Show MoreISS Research Paves Way for Artemis II Lunar Mission
International Space Station research has been vital in preparing for the Artemis II lunar mission, contributing critical life support systems, health studies, and observation techniques.
Leo Gallagher
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West Virginia Plant Plays Key Role in NASA's Artemis Mission
Over 1,100 workers at a West Virginia plant produced critical aluminum components for NASA's Artemis II rocket, playing a key role in the mission to send astronauts back to the moon.
Marcus Olsson
2/8/2026
SpaceX Plans to Launch a Million Satellites as Orbital Data Centers
SpaceX plans to launch a million satellites to create a network of orbital data centers, a move Elon Musk calls the 'only way to scale' AI amid Earth's energy constraints.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
2/7/2026
Origami Inspires Foldable Technology for Lighter Satellites
Engineers are using origami to create lightweight, foldable satellite components. This innovation could significantly reduce launch costs and create more efficient spacecraft.
Javier Ramirez
2/6/2026
NASA's New Moon Suit Offers Unprecedented Mobility
NASA's upcoming Artemis III mission will feature the new AxEMU spacesuit, designed for the harsh lunar south pole with unprecedented mobility but also increased weight.
Leo Gallagher
2/5/2026
Space Science
Show MoreScientists Argue Viking Probes Found Life on Mars in 1976
Scientists are re-examining data from NASA's 1976 Viking missions, arguing that the probes did find evidence of microbial life that was misinterpreted at the time.
Leo Gallagher
2/10/2026
Interstellar Comet Offers Clues to Alien Planet Formation
An interstellar comet, 3I/ATLAS, survived its trip around the sun, providing an unprecedented look at the chemical building blocks of alien worlds.
Maya Singh
2/9/2026
Bennu Asteroid Dust Rewrites Origin Story of Life's Building Blocks
Dust from asteroid Bennu reveals that life's essential building blocks, amino acids, likely formed in extreme cold and radiation, not warm water as long believed.
Sarah Chen
2/9/2026
Vast Underground Tunnel Found on Venus
Scientists analyzing three-decade-old NASA data have discovered a massive underground tunnel on Venus, likely a lava tube, suggesting the planet may be geologically active.
Leo Gallagher
2/9/2026
Astronomers Detect Record-Breaking 7-Hour Gamma-Ray Burst
Astronomers have detected a record-breaking gamma-ray burst that lasted for seven hours, challenging existing theories about how stars die in cosmic explosions.
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Space Defense
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Army Defends New Space Unit Amid Redundancy Concerns
The U.S. Army is creating a new 1,000-person space specialist unit, defending the move by clarifying its distinct, ground-focused mission from the U.S. Space Force.
Nathan Pierce
2/6/2026
FCC Approves New 3,960-Satellite Constellation for Secure Communications
The FCC has authorized Logos Space Services to deploy a 3,960-satellite constellation designed for secure enterprise and government communications in low Earth orbit.
Marcus Thompson
2/5/2026
US Space Force Plans to Double in Size, Expand Mission to Moon
The U.S. Space Force is planning to potentially double its personnel and expand its operational focus to include the region between Earth and the moon by 2040.
Marcus Thompson
2/4/2026
Israel Expands Space Program for National Security Edge
Israel is accelerating its space program, developing new satellite technologies as a critical component of its national security strategy in response to regional threats.
Marcus Thompson
2/3/2026
Canada's MDA Space Launches Global Talent Hunt Amid Defense Boom
Canadian aerospace firm MDA Space Ltd. is launching a global hiring campaign and building a new facility in Montreal to increase satellite production tenfold, driven by surging demand from the defense
Marcus Thompson
2/2/2026
Space Policy
Show MoreNASA Lifts Ban on Personal Smartphones for Astronauts in Space
NASA has updated its policy to allow astronauts on missions, including Artemis II, to bring personal smartphones into space for the first time.
Evelyn Reed
2/9/2026
US Risks Losing Space Race as ISS Successor Program Stalls
With the International Space Station's 2030 retirement looming, delays in NASA's commercial replacement program risk ceding orbital leadership to competitors like China.
Nathan Pierce
2/7/2026
NASA Approves iPhones for Artemis Moon Missions
NASA is updating its policy to allow astronauts on Artemis and ISS missions to carry iPhones and other modern smartphones, starting with Artemis II and Crew-12.
Sarah Chen
2/6/2026
Artemis II: A New Strategy for a New Moon Race
NASA's Artemis II mission, set for early 2026, will send four astronauts around the Moon, marking a strategic shift in space exploration toward collaboration and sustained presence.
Arthur Donovan
2/1/2026
Vandenberg Base Expansion Sparks Growth and Concern
Vandenberg Space Force Base is expanding with a $900M overhaul to support 100+ annual launches, sparking economic hopes and clashing with community and environmental concerns.
Marcus Thompson
1/30/2026
Space Economy
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SpaceX IPO Could Trigger Major Space Sector Investment Shift
A potential SpaceX IPO could reshape the space industry's investment landscape, driving institutional capital and triggering a wave of new IPOs and consolidations.
Hiroki Tanaka
2/7/2026
China's New Space Race Targets Tourism by 2028
Chinese startup InterstellOr plans to launch its first commercial space tourism flights by 2028, with tickets priced around $430,000. The company has already signed a celebrity passenger.
Arthur Donovan
2/1/2026
Blue Origin Halts Suborbital Tourism Flights
Blue Origin has paused its New Shepard suborbital space tourism flights for at least two years, reallocating resources to accelerate lunar lander development for NASA's Artemis program amidst a growin
Evelyn Reed
1/31/2026
Airbus Opens New UK Facility to Support Space Startups
Airbus and the UK Space Agency have launched a new £7.8 million facility in Stevenage to provide space startups with free access to advanced labs and testing equipment.
Marcus Olsson
1/30/2026
Startup Plans Memorial Spaceflights for Under $250
Florida startup Space Beyond plans to launch a memorial satellite on a SpaceX mission in 2027, offering to send cremated remains into orbit for under $250.
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