Alabama Woman Pleads Guilty in 2021 Space Heater Murder
An Alabama woman has accepted a plea deal, pleading guilty to felony murder for the 2021 death of her 76-year-old neighbor, whom she attacked with a space heater.
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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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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.
Maya Singh
Varda Space Industries Expands into Former Mattel Toy Factory
Varda Space Industries, a pioneer in orbital manufacturing, will expand into a 205,443-square-foot El Segundo facility formerly used by Mattel to design toys.
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NASA Completes Artemis 2 Repairs, April Moon Mission on Track
NASA engineers have completed crucial repairs on the Artemis 2 rocket, keeping the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years on track for a potential April launch.
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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.
Evelyn Reed
Private Space Telescope Captures First Light from Star
The world's first commercial space telescope, Mauve, has successfully captured its first light, beginning a mission to study nearby stars for signs of habitability.
Leo Gallagher
Starlab to Host In-Space Semiconductor Factory in Orbit
Starlab Space has reserved payload capacity for United Semiconductors to create a commercial-scale factory in orbit, aiming to produce higher-quality chips in microgravity.
Marcus Olsson
Space and Cyber Forces Led Iran Strikes
U.S. space and cyber forces initiated recent strikes on Iran, disrupting communications and sensor networks. These non-kinetic effects helped the joint force strike over 1,000 targets, including leade
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Japanese Cargo Ship to Depart Space Station After Five Months
JAXA's HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft is set to depart the International Space Station after a five-month mission, carrying away trash and beginning a new science mission.
Sarah Chen
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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Silicon Valley Bets on Data Centers in Earth Orbit
Venture capitalists in Silicon Valley are funding an ambitious new frontier: data centers in Earth orbit. This emerging tech aims to revolutionize data processing but faces immense challenges.
Marcus Olsson
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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Show MoreVarda Space Industries Expands into Former Mattel Toy Factory
Varda Space Industries, a pioneer in orbital manufacturing, will expand into a 205,443-square-foot El Segundo facility formerly used by Mattel to design toys.
Marcus Olsson
3/4/2026
NASA Completes Artemis 2 Repairs, April Moon Mission on Track
NASA engineers have completed crucial repairs on the Artemis 2 rocket, keeping the first crewed lunar mission in over 50 years on track for a potential April launch.
Evelyn Reed
3/4/2026
Starlab to Host In-Space Semiconductor Factory in Orbit
Starlab Space has reserved payload capacity for United Semiconductors to create a commercial-scale factory in orbit, aiming to produce higher-quality chips in microgravity.
Marcus Olsson
3/3/2026
Japanese Cargo Ship to Depart Space Station After Five Months
JAXA's HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft is set to depart the International Space Station after a five-month mission, carrying away trash and beginning a new science mission.
Sarah Chen
3/3/2026
Silicon Valley Bets on Data Centers in Earth Orbit
Venture capitalists in Silicon Valley are funding an ambitious new frontier: data centers in Earth orbit. This emerging tech aims to revolutionize data processing but faces immense challenges.
Marcus Olsson
3/2/2026
Space Science
Show MoreWebb 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.
Maya Singh
3/4/2026
Private Space Telescope Captures First Light from Star
The world's first commercial space telescope, Mauve, has successfully captured its first light, beginning a mission to study nearby stars for signs of habitability.
Leo Gallagher
3/3/2026
Rare Event Allows Sun and Eclipsed Moon in Same Sky
On March 3, a rare celestial event called a selenelion will allow observers in eastern North America to see the sun rise and a totally eclipsed moon set at the same time.
Maya Singh
2/28/2026
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.
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
Space Defense
Show MoreRussia'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.
Marcus Thompson
3/2/2026
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
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
Space Policy
Show MoreNASA 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.
Nathan Pierce
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.
Kwame Adu
3/2/2026
Can You Legally Own a Piece of the Moon?
It is illegal for private citizens to own, buy, or sell moon rocks brought back by NASA's Apollo missions, as they are considered U.S. government property.
Dr. Lena Kovacs
2/28/2026
NASA Shifts Moon Landing to 2028, Adds New Mission
NASA has pushed its target for a crewed moon landing to 2028, adding a new mission in 2027 to test critical hardware and improve astronaut safety.
Evelyn Reed
2/28/2026
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
Space Economy
Show MoreJapan'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.
Evelyn Reed
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.
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
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