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China's Space Program Investment Surges, Report Warns
A new report finds China's space program is rapidly expanding, with investment soaring to $2.86 billion, challenging the long-standing leadership of the U.S.
Ukraine Disables Historic Crimean Radio Telescope
A historic 70-meter radio telescope in Crimea, used by Russia to enhance its GLONASS navigation system, has been disabled in a Ukrainian drone strike.
New Space Race Revives Orbital Weapon Concepts
A new commercial space race, led by U.S. companies, is prompting Russia and China to develop orbital weapons, including nuclear-armed satellites and bombardment systems.
SpaceX Deploys 28 Starlink Satellites in Pre-Dawn Launch
SpaceX successfully launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, deploying 28 Starlink broadband satellites into low-Earth orbit in a pre-dawn mission.
Fram2 Mission Shares Possible First X-Ray Image from Space
The commander of the Fram2 mission shared an x-ray image of a hand, potentially the first ever taken in space, as part of a series of scientific experiments.
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US AI Confidence Low as De-Extinction Tech Advances
A new survey finds only 15% of Americans are confident in U.S. AI leadership, while biotech firm Colossal Biosciences makes a major breakthrough in reviving the dodo.
Space Force Overhauls Unit for Commercial Space Data
The U.S. Space Force is overhauling its Joint Commercial Operations cell to integrate private sector space tracking data into daily military operations.
Quantum Stocks Rise on DOE Space Partnership News
Quantum computing stocks surged after the U.S. Department of Energy announced a space technology partnership with IonQ and Honeywell, boosting the entire sector.
Cygnus Cargo Mission to ISS Delayed by Engine Anomaly
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo mission to the ISS is delayed after an engine issue on the new, larger XL spacecraft, which carries 11,000 pounds of supplies.
Spaceflight Accelerates Aging in Human Stem Cells, Study Finds
A new study reveals spaceflight causes accelerated aging in human stem cells, but finds some of the damage may be reversible after returning to Earth.
Artemis 2 Astronauts to Serve as Human Science Subjects
The four astronauts of NASA's Artemis 2 mission will conduct extensive biomedical experiments to study how deep space affects human health.
US X-37B Mission Sparks Space Weaponization Concerns
The US Space Force's latest X-37B mission has intensified global debate, with Chinese analysts calling the craft a potential "space killer."
Private Stations to Replace ISS After 2030 Deorbit
The International Space Station is set to deorbit in 2030. NASA is funding private firms like Axiom Space to build commercial replacements, fostering a new economy in low Earth orbit.
SpaceX Sets Predawn Starlink Launch from Cape Canaveral
SpaceX is scheduled to launch 28 Starlink satellites on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral on Thursday, with weather conditions rated at 65% favorable.
New Order Aims to Speed Up Commercial Space Growth
President Trump has signed Executive Order 14335, a directive aimed at reducing regulatory hurdles to accelerate the U.S. commercial space industry.
US Space Force Warns of Outdated Satellite Tracking System
The U.S. Space Force's top general warns that the nation's outdated satellite tracking systems are too slow to counter modern threats from China and Russia.
Large Asteroid to Make Safe Earth Flyby on September 18
An asteroid the size of a large monument, designated 2025 FA22, will make a safe but close pass by Earth on September 18, offering a live viewing opportunity.
NASA Confirms 6,000 Exoplanets in Search for New Worlds
NASA has officially confirmed the existence of over 6,000 exoplanets, a major milestone that highlights the rapid acceleration of planetary discovery.
China Poised to Overtake US in Space Within a Decade
A new report warns China's space program is advancing so rapidly it could surpass the U.S. in aerospace technology within a decade, citing massive investment.
SpaceX Prepares for 11th Starship Flight with Pad Move
SpaceX has moved its newest Starship vehicle to the launch pad at its Starbase facility, signaling the start of final preparations for its 11th test flight.
Cygnus Cargo Ship Delays ISS Arrival After Engine Issue
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus cargo ship has delayed its arrival at the International Space Station after its main engines stopped firing sooner than planned.
Russia Aims to Build Satellite Internet to Rival Starlink
Russia's space agency confirms plans to build a low-Earth orbit satellite internet service, aiming to challenge the dominance of SpaceX's Starlink.
NASA Study Suggests Decades of Increased Solar Activity Ahead
A new NASA study indicates the sun's activity is on a long-term upward trend, signaling decades of more intense space weather and potential risks to technology.
New Cygnus Cargo Mission to ISS Faces Delay After Anomaly
Northrop Grumman's new Cygnus XL cargo ship, bound for the ISS, has been delayed after its main engine shut down prematurely during an orbital burn.
SpaceX Plans Early Morning Starlink Launch From Florida
SpaceX is set to launch another batch of Starlink satellites on a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida, scheduled for early Thursday morning.
Experts Analyze Feasibility of Space-Based Missile Defense
Defense experts are analyzing the feasibility of a space-based missile defense system, citing major technical, financial, and geopolitical challenges.
Cygnus ISS Arrival Delayed After Engine Malfunction
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus supply mission to the ISS is delayed after an engine malfunctioned during an orbital burn, NASA confirmed.
Northrop Grumman ISS Mission Delayed by Engine Trouble
A Northrop Grumman cargo mission to the ISS has been delayed after its new Cygnus XL spacecraft experienced a premature engine shutdown after launch.
NASA Delays ISS Supply Mission After Engine Malfunction
A Northrop Grumman Cygnus supply mission to the ISS is delayed after a main engine burn stopped prematurely, forcing NASA to postpone its arrival.