Active Sunspot Unleashes Another Powerful X-Class Flare
An intensely active sunspot, AR 4366, has released another powerful X1.5 solar flare, its fifth major eruption in under a week. Forecasters are monitoring a potential Earth impact from a previous even
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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.
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ESA Moves Satellites for Rare Atmospheric Reentry Study
The European Space Agency has maneuvered two satellites for a coordinated reentry in 2026 to study how they break apart, aiming to improve future spacecraft safety.
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Florida's Space Coast Blends Past Missions with Future Ambitions
Florida's Space Coast offers a unique blend of history and innovation, where visitors can explore the legacy of the Apollo missions while witnessing the preparations for humanity's return to the moon.
Devin Sharma-Gupta-Patel
Transcelestial and Gilmour Space to Test Laser Links in Orbit
Singapore's Transcelestial and Australia's Gilmour Space are partnering to test high-speed laser communications on a satellite launching later this year.
Evelyn Reed
February's Snow Moon Illuminates Skies Worldwide
Skywatchers and photographers around the world captured stunning images of February's full Snow Moon as it illuminated the night sky from Italy to North America.
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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
Astronauts Reveal Their Favorite Space Movies of All Time
Ever wonder what space movies real astronauts watch? Eleven space travelers reveal their top picks, from the hyper-realistic 'Apollo 13' to the scientifically plausible 'The Martian'.
Maya Singh
Astronomers Find Potential 'Second Earth' 146 Light-Years Away
Astronomers have identified a potential planet 146 light-years away that is remarkably similar to Earth in size and orbit, though its frigid surface poses questions about habitability.
Leo Gallagher
Global Teams Win Competition to Clean Up Space Debris
The Saudi Space Agency has named four multinational teams as winners of its global DebriSolver competition, aimed at finding solutions to the growing problem of space debris.
Maya Singh
Charlotte Air Base to Resume Military Space-A Flights
The Charlotte Air National Guard Base will resume its Space-Available travel program on February 1, 2026, after a multi-year halt for terminal reconstruction.
Marcus Thompson
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
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.
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Show MoreTranscelestial and Gilmour Space to Test Laser Links in Orbit
Singapore's Transcelestial and Australia's Gilmour Space are partnering to test high-speed laser communications on a satellite launching later this year.
Evelyn Reed
2/2/2026
SpaceX Seeks Approval for 1 Million AI Satellites
SpaceX has filed a request with the FCC to launch up to one million satellites, aiming to create a massive network of orbital data centers for artificial intelligence.
Leo Harrison
1/31/2026
SpaceX Unveils 'Stargaze' to Prevent Space Collisions
SpaceX has launched a new space traffic management system called Stargaze, which will be offered free to all satellite operators to help prevent in-orbit collisions.
Evelyn Reed
1/30/2026
NASA Tests Nuclear Engine Hardware for Deep Space Travel
NASA has completed a crucial series of ground tests on a full-scale nuclear reactor prototype, a major step towards developing engines for faster deep space travel.
Leo Gallagher
1/30/2026
NASA Taps Intuitive Machines for Artemis II Mission Tracking
NASA has selected private space firm Intuitive Machines to provide volunteer tracking support for the upcoming Artemis II crewed mission around the Moon.
Evelyn Reed
1/27/2026
Space Science
Show MoreActive Sunspot Unleashes Another Powerful X-Class Flare
An intensely active sunspot, AR 4366, has released another powerful X1.5 solar flare, its fifth major eruption in under a week. Forecasters are monitoring a potential Earth impact from a previous even
Julian Vance
2/3/2026
February's Snow Moon Illuminates Skies Worldwide
Skywatchers and photographers around the world captured stunning images of February's full Snow Moon as it illuminated the night sky from Italy to North America.
Maya Singh
2/2/2026
Astronomers Find Potential 'Second Earth' 146 Light-Years Away
Astronomers have identified a potential planet 146 light-years away that is remarkably similar to Earth in size and orbit, though its frigid surface poses questions about habitability.
Leo Gallagher
2/1/2026
Largest Sulfur Molecule Found in Space Links to Life's Origins
Scientists have discovered the largest sulfur-bearing molecule ever found in interstellar space, a 13-atom structure that provides a key link to life's origins.
Maya Singh
1/30/2026
Webb Telescope Confirms Galaxy From Universe's First 280 Million Years
The James Webb Space Telescope has confirmed a galaxy, MoM-z14, that existed just 280 million years after the Big Bang, challenging existing theories of cosmic evolution.
Maya Singh
1/28/2026
Space Defense
Show MoreIsrael 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
Russian Spy Satellite Mysteriously Destroyed in Orbit
A controversial Russian reconnaissance satellite, known for its history of espionage accusations, has been destroyed in its high-altitude graveyard orbit.
Marcus Thompson
1/31/2026
US Military Calls for In-Orbit Gas Stations for Satellites
U.S. Space Command is pushing for a strategic shift to in-orbit refueling and servicing for military satellites, citing risks from adversaries like China.
Marcus Thompson
1/29/2026
US Military Invites Private Firms to Classified Space Wargames
U.S. Space Command is inviting private companies into classified wargames for the first time, starting with a simulation of a nuclear weapon in orbit.
Marcus Thompson
1/29/2026
Space Policy
Show MoreArtemis 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
IAF Pilot Shubhanshu Shukla Awarded Ashoka Chakra for ISS Mission
IAF Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla has been awarded the Ashoka Chakra, India's highest peacetime honor, for his historic mission to the International Space Station.
Lena Petrova
1/25/2026
NASA Urged to Overhaul Moon Mission Amid China Race
Experts urge NASA to execute a sweeping overhaul of its Artemis moon program to counter China's focused space ambitions, warning the U.S. risks falling behind.
Nathan Pierce
1/19/2026
Experts Warn of 'Sitting Ducks' in Orbit Amid Space Boom
As tens of thousands of new satellites are launched, experts warn that many are 'sitting ducks' unable to avoid collisions, driving a critical need for AI-powered space traffic control.
Julian Vance
1/15/2026
Space Economy
Show MoreChina'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.
Evelyn Reed
1/24/2026
Vast Delays First Commercial Space Station Launch to 2027
Vast Space has moved the launch of its Haven-1 commercial space station to Q1 2027. The company is proceeding with hardware integration as it pushes to be the first private station in orbit.
Arthur Donovan
1/20/2026
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