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The European Space Agency's Plato satellite is undergoing critical tests in a massive vacuum chamber, simulating the extreme hot and cold of space.
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SpaceX Prepares for Another Starlink Satellite Launch
SpaceX is scheduled to launch 25 Starlink satellites from California on March 13, utilizing a Falcon 9 booster on its record 32nd flight.
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NASA's Lunar Traffic Cops Prevent Collisions in Orbit
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NASA Astronauts to Conduct Spacewalks for ISS Power Upgrade
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Chris Williams are scheduled to conduct a spacewalk on March 18 to prepare the International Space Station for a major power system upgrade.
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NASA to Announce Artemis 2 Moon Mission Status Today
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Voyager Backs Max Space for Expandable Moon Habitats
Voyager Technologies has made a multi-million-dollar investment in Max Space to accelerate the development of expandable habitats for future moon bases.
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Ravens Rework Lamar Jackson Deal to Create Cap Space
The Baltimore Ravens have restructured quarterback Lamar Jackson's contract, creating nearly $40 million in salary cap space to sign pass rusher Trey Hendrickson.
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Firefly Aerospace Alpha Rocket Achieves Orbit in Key Test
Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket has successfully reached orbit in a crucial test flight, marking a comeback after two significant failures in the previous year.
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The Digital Paywall: How News Publishers Are Winning Readers
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Scientists Detect Record 128 Gravitational Waves in 9 Months
An international collaboration has detected 128 new gravitational waves in just nine months, more than all previous discoveries combined, revealing new cosmic extremes.
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NFL Teams With Most and Least Salary Cap Space for 2026
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SpaceX Targets April for First Launch of Upgraded Starship V3
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Show MoreESA's Plato Satellite Endures Space Extremes in Crucial Test
The European Space Agency's Plato satellite is undergoing critical tests in a massive vacuum chamber, simulating the extreme hot and cold of space.
Leo Gallagher
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SpaceX Prepares for Another Starlink Satellite Launch
SpaceX is scheduled to launch 25 Starlink satellites from California on March 13, utilizing a Falcon 9 booster on its record 32nd flight.
Evelyn Reed
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NASA Astronauts to Conduct Spacewalks for ISS Power Upgrade
NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Chris Williams are scheduled to conduct a spacewalk on March 18 to prepare the International Space Station for a major power system upgrade.
Evelyn Reed
3/13/2026
Voyager Backs Max Space for Expandable Moon Habitats
Voyager Technologies has made a multi-million-dollar investment in Max Space to accelerate the development of expandable habitats for future moon bases.
Evelyn Reed
3/12/2026
Firefly Aerospace Alpha Rocket Achieves Orbit in Key Test
Firefly Aerospace's Alpha rocket has successfully reached orbit in a crucial test flight, marking a comeback after two significant failures in the previous year.
Evelyn Reed
3/12/2026
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Show MoreScientists Detect Record 128 Gravitational Waves in 9 Months
An international collaboration has detected 128 new gravitational waves in just nine months, more than all previous discoveries combined, revealing new cosmic extremes.
Maya Singh
3/11/2026
A Guide to Chasing the Northern Lights This Season
An active solar cycle is increasing the chances of northern lights displays. Learn what drives auroras and how to read forecasts to improve your chances of seeing them.
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3/10/2026
ISS Uncovers Hidden Electrical Storms Above Earth
From its unique vantage point, the International Space Station is capturing hidden electrical storms—red sprites and blue jets—that occur high above Earth's thunderstorms.
Maya Singh
3/9/2026
Fungi Successfully Mine Platinum on Space Station
A groundbreaking experiment on the ISS has confirmed that fungi can effectively mine valuable metals like platinum from meteorites in space, paving the way for future colonies.
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3/8/2026
Webb Telescope Finds Farthest Jellyfish Galaxy Ever Seen
Using the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have found the most distant jellyfish galaxy ever seen, offering a look at galaxy evolution 8.5 billion years ago.
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3/4/2026
Space Defense
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Anduril Acquires ExoAnalytic to Bolster Space Surveillance
Defense tech company Anduril has acquired space surveillance firm ExoAnalytic Solutions, integrating its global network of 400 telescopes to bolster U.S. space security.
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NASA's DART Mission Permanently Altered Asteroid System's Path
New data confirms NASA's DART mission in 2022 permanently altered the solar orbit of the entire Didymos-Dimorphos asteroid system, a historic first.
Leo Gallagher
3/10/2026
NASA's Asteroid Impact Had a Greater Effect Than Believed
New data from NASA's DART mission shows the 2022 asteroid impact did more than expected, altering the solar orbit of the entire Didymos-Dimorphos system.
Leo Gallagher
3/7/2026
India Engages Startups to Develop 'Bodyguard' Satellites
India's security agencies are partnering with private startups to develop 'bodyguard satellites' designed to protect the nation's critical space assets from orbital threats.
Marcus Thompson
3/5/2026
Russia's Nuclear Space Weapon Plans Spark Global Concern
Military officials are warning of catastrophic consequences from Russia's reported development of a nuclear anti-satellite weapon designed for use in low-Earth orbit.
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3/2/2026
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Space Command Offers Bonuses for Alabama Relocation
U.S. Space Command is offering significant retention bonuses and moving expenses to its civilian workforce to encourage relocation from Colorado to Alabama.
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3/10/2026
China's Space Ambitions Threaten US Leadership Within 5 Years
A new report warns China's rapidly growing space program, fueled by massive investment, is on track to surpass U.S. dominance in the sector within five years.
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3/8/2026
Lawmakers Move to Extend ISS Lifespan to 2032
A U.S. Senate committee has proposed legislation to extend the International Space Station's operations until 2032, preventing its deorbit until a commercial replacement is ready.
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3/7/2026
NASA Launches New Initiative to Recruit Top Tech Talent
NASA and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management have launched NASA Force, a new initiative to recruit elite engineers and technologists for critical space missions.
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3/4/2026
US Lawmakers Raise Alarm Over Chinese Space Sites in Americas
A U.S. House committee report warns that at least 11 Chinese space facilities in Latin America could be used for military surveillance and intelligence.
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3/2/2026
Space Economy
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Starlab Space Station Fully Books Payload Capacity
Starlab commercial space station has fully booked its payload capacity, securing early revenue and strong commercial demand, with German biotech Yuri reserving year-round access.
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3/11/2026
Private Companies Now Dominate Space Exploration
Private companies have taken the lead in space, conducting 70% of global launches in 2024. This commercial surge is driving the space economy toward a projected $1 trillion valuation by 2032.
Leo Gallagher
3/8/2026
Vast Secures $500 Million for Space Station Ambitions
Commercial space station developer Vast has secured $500 million in a new funding round to accelerate development of its Haven-1 private orbital outpost.
Evelyn Reed
3/6/2026
Japan's Space One Prepares Third Kairos Rocket Launch
Japanese startup Space One is preparing for a critical third launch attempt of its Kairos rocket, following two previous failures that ended in explosions.
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3/3/2026
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.
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