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A new federal law, the Digital Privacy and Transparency Act (DPTA), is set to give consumers unprecedented new rights to access, delete, and control their personal data.
China is systematically building the technological backbone for Africa's space programs, establishing a network of ground stations, launch partnerships, and research hubs across the continent.
Space-based solar power, a technology that beams energy from orbit to Earth, is moving from science fiction to a potential reality to combat climate change.
Scientists are developing a revolutionary system to capture solar energy in space and beam it to Earth, offering a potential source of continuous, clean power.
UK-based Space Forge is developing orbital factories to produce ultra-pure semiconductor materials, a move that could revolutionize the tech industry.
NASA has updated its policy to allow astronauts on missions, including Artemis II, to bring personal smartphones into space for the first time.
NASA is updating its policy to allow astronauts on Artemis and ISS missions to carry iPhones and other modern smartphones, starting with Artemis II and Crew-12.
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.
China has activated the CHIEF1900, the world's most powerful centrifuge, capable of simulating 1,900 g-tons to study long-term phenomena in hours.
China's private space industry is on the verge of a major breakthrough with reusable rocket technology, aiming to lower launch costs and compete globally.
The space industry is no longer a niche for specialized investors. It has become essential infrastructure, fundamentally changing how capital is deployed and value is measured.
A Cardiff-based company has successfully tested an orbital furnace, a key step toward manufacturing ultra-pure semiconductors in the microgravity of space.
