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Sidus Space and Lonestar Data Holdings have finalized an agreement to launch an orbital data center, integrating a data storage payload into a LizzieSat-5 satellite.
Axiom Space and Japanese startup ElevationSpace have signed an agreement to collaborate on advanced re-entry technology for commercial space stations.
Technology firm Thales has unveiled AURORE, a new space surveillance radar designed to monitor the increasingly crowded Low Earth Orbit and enhance space sovereignty.
The University of Pittsburgh has joined a new Axiom Space alliance with 14 other institutions to advance scientific research on future commercial space stations.
SpaceX has surpassed a major milestone, launching over 10,000 satellites for its Starlink internet service, which now constitutes two-thirds of all active satellites.
Former NASA astronaut Andrew Feustel, now leading efforts at commercial space company Vast, outlines the future of private space stations and the creation of a robust economy in low-Earth orbit.
Private space company Vast is in the final assembly stages of its Haven-1 station, targeting a 2026 launch that could make it the first private outpost in orbit.
As the International Space Station nears its 2030 retirement, NASA is fostering a new era of commercial space stations to continue research in low-Earth orbit.
Verizon and AST SpaceMobile have signed a definitive commercial agreement to provide satellite-to-smartphone service, aiming to eliminate dead zones across the U.S.
A new report identifies the 50 most dangerous pieces of space junk, showing that removing them would cut the risk of future collisions in half.
Experts warn that key orbital altitudes around Earth are now so congested with debris that a chain reaction of collisions, known as the Kessler syndrome, is becoming a real possibility.
Northrop Grumman tested autonomous docking for its Cygnus spacecraft with the Starlab commercial space station, advancing cargo delivery to low Earth orbit.
