Six Planets Align in a Rare Celestial Parade This Week
Stargazers are in for a treat this week as six planets, including Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter, align in the evening sky in a rare celestial event.
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Solar Flare Forecast Prompts Call to Delay Artemis 2 Mission
A new solar forecast model predicts a period of intense superflare activity that overlaps with NASA's Artemis 2 mission, prompting scientists to call for a delay.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
Giant Star Begins Rare Transformation Before Supernova
Astronomers are watching a colossal star, 1,540 times the size of the sun, change from a red supergiant to a rare yellow hypergiant in real time.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
New Digital Privacy Act to Give Consumers Unprecedented Control
A new federal law, the Digital Privacy and Transparency Act (DPTA), is set to give consumers unprecedented new rights to access, delete, and control their personal data.
Maria Petrova
Sophia Space Unveils Radical Design for Orbital Data Centers
Startup Sophia Space has raised $10 million to develop a radical new design for orbital data centers, using thin, solar-sail-inspired TILEs for passive cooling.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
Sierra Space Taps Defense Veteran Dan Jablonsky as New CEO
Sierra Space has appointed Dan Jablonsky, a veteran aerospace and defense executive, as its new CEO, signaling a deeper push into the national security market.
Marcus Thompson
Sun Goes Blank for First Time in Over Three Years
For the first time in over three years, the sun's surface appeared entirely spotless, signaling a potential shift as its current activity cycle begins to wane.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
Buckley Space Force Base Resumes Operations After Alert
Buckley Space Force Base has returned to normal operations after a report of suspected explosives prompted a major security response and temporary gate closures.
Marcus Thompson
Webb Telescope Reveals Stunning Details of 'Cranium' Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning new images of the “Exposed Cranium” nebula, revealing intricate details of a dying star's final moments.
Maya Singh
NASA Astronaut Mike Fincke Reveals Medical Issue in Space
NASA astronaut Mike Fincke has revealed he was the crew member whose medical issue prompted the early return of the Crew-11 mission from the ISS in January.
Arthur Donovan
Astronomers Unveil Most Detailed Map of Milky Way's Core
Using the world's largest radio telescope, astronomers have captured the most detailed image ever of the Milky Way's core, revealing its chemical makeup and secrets of star formation.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
Antarctic Gravity Low Reveals 70 Million Years of Earth's History
A vast region of low gravity beneath Antarctica is giving scientists an unprecedented look back at 70 million years of Earth's deep interior history.
Julian Vance
Astronomers Capture First X-ray Image of a Sun-like Star's Protective Bubble
Using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, astronomers have captured the first clear image of a protective bubble, or astrosphere, around a young sun-like star.
Dr. Evelyn ReedSpace Tech
Show MoreSophia Space Unveils Radical Design for Orbital Data Centers
Startup Sophia Space has raised $10 million to develop a radical new design for orbital data centers, using thin, solar-sail-inspired TILEs for passive cooling.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
2/27/2026
Boeing Teaches Satellites to Talk Using Onboard AI
Boeing engineers have successfully tested an AI language model on existing satellite hardware, enabling spacecraft to self-diagnose and report issues in plain English.
Chen Li
2/24/2026
Tech Titans Clash Over AI Data Centers in Space
A high-stakes debate is unfolding between tech leaders like Elon Musk and Sam Altman over the feasibility of moving AI data centers into space to meet soaring energy demands.
Marcus Olsson
2/23/2026
Perseverance Rover Gets Autonomous Navigation on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover can now navigate Mars autonomously with a new system that acts like a GPS, allowing it to pinpoint its location without human help.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
2/23/2026
SpaceX Booster Completes Record 33rd Flight
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket has set a new reusability record, with one of its first-stage boosters completing its 33rd successful launch and landing mission.
Arthur Donovan
2/22/2026
Space Science
Show MoreSix Planets Align in a Rare Celestial Parade This Week
Stargazers are in for a treat this week as six planets, including Mercury, Venus, Saturn, and Jupiter, align in the evening sky in a rare celestial event.
Maya Singh
2/27/2026
Solar Flare Forecast Prompts Call to Delay Artemis 2 Mission
A new solar forecast model predicts a period of intense superflare activity that overlaps with NASA's Artemis 2 mission, prompting scientists to call for a delay.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
2/27/2026
Giant Star Begins Rare Transformation Before Supernova
Astronomers are watching a colossal star, 1,540 times the size of the sun, change from a red supergiant to a rare yellow hypergiant in real time.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
2/27/2026
Sun Goes Blank for First Time in Over Three Years
For the first time in over three years, the sun's surface appeared entirely spotless, signaling a potential shift as its current activity cycle begins to wane.
Dr. Evelyn Reed
2/26/2026
Webb Telescope Reveals Stunning Details of 'Cranium' Nebula
The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning new images of the “Exposed Cranium” nebula, revealing intricate details of a dying star's final moments.
Maya Singh
2/26/2026
Space Defense
Show MoreSierra Space Taps Defense Veteran Dan Jablonsky as New CEO
Sierra Space has appointed Dan Jablonsky, a veteran aerospace and defense executive, as its new CEO, signaling a deeper push into the national security market.
Marcus Thompson
2/26/2026
Space Power Now Hinges on Cyber Defense, Experts Warn
Defense leaders at the DefSat 2026 conference warn that the rapidly growing space economy is critically vulnerable without robust cybersecurity measures.
Marcus Thompson
2/24/2026
China's Shenlong Space Plane: What Is It Doing in Orbit?
China's secretive Shenlong space plane is on its fourth mission, demonstrating advanced orbital maneuvers that differ from its U.S. counterpart, the X-37B.
Marcus Thompson
2/24/2026
How a War in Space Would Unfold, According to Experts
Experts explain how a future war in space would likely unfold, beginning with silent cyberattacks and escalating to kinetic strikes that could create a permanent debris field around Earth.
Arthur Donovan
2/16/2026
Canada's Military Warns of 'Cataclysmic' Space Threat
Canada's top military space official has issued a stark warning, calling the potential for nuclear anti-satellite weapons in orbit a "cataclysmic" threat to global infrastructure.
Marcus Thompson
2/14/2026
Space Policy
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Space Force Funding Reaches $42 Billion in Fiscal Year
The U.S. Space Force's funding nears $42 billion for the current fiscal year, driven by a reconciliation package. Total defense space spending is $57.7 billion, supporting initiatives like Golden Dome
Julian Vance
2/25/2026
China Builds Africa's Gateway to Space
China is systematically building the technological backbone for Africa's space programs, establishing a network of ground stations, launch partnerships, and research hubs across the continent.
Anya Petrova
2/23/2026
War Secretary Visits Colorado Space Firms to Push New Policy
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth is visiting Denver-based space companies as part of a national tour to promote a new 'commercial-first' defense policy.
Marcus Thompson
2/23/2026
Musk's Moon Pivot Divides Experts, Public Largely Unmoved
Elon Musk's decision to prioritize a Moon base over a Mars colony has divided experts and met with public indifference, with over 62% unconcerned by the shift.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
2/22/2026
NASA's Lunar Gateway: A Vital Outpost or a Costly Detour?
NASA's Lunar Gateway, a planned moon-orbiting station, faces an uncertain future amid debates over its cost, necessity, and strategic role in the Artemis program.
Sarah Chen
2/22/2026
Space Economy
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London Prepares for Major European Space Industry Summit
London is preparing to host Space-Comm Expo, Europe's largest space industry event, on March 4-5, gathering over 5,400 global leaders to discuss technology, defense, and investment.
Leo Gallagher
2/17/2026
Space Stocks Tumble After Deep Financial Losses
Space infrastructure firm Redwire and launch provider Firefly Aerospace saw their stocks fall over 20% after reporting deep financial losses for Q3 2025.
Marcus Olsson
2/16/2026
Cape Canaveral Prepares for 500 Annual Launches by 2036
The U.S. Space Force projects Cape Canaveral could see 500 rocket launches annually by 2036, a fivefold increase prompting a major infrastructure overhaul.
Julian Vance
2/14/2026
Axiom Space Secures $350M for ISS Successor
Axiom Space has secured $350 million in new funding to advance its commercial space station, the planned successor to the ISS, and to develop lunar spacesuits.
Evelyn Reed
2/13/2026
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
2/11/2026
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