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As the 2026 International Rocket Engineering Competition approaches, thousands of engineering students from around the world prepare to showcase their skills at Midland Spaceport.
Varda Space Industries has entered a significant partnership with United Therapeutics to explore drug development in microgravity, marking a pivotal moment in the commercialization of space-based pharmaceuticals.
A recent study has pinpointed geysers on Ganymede, Jupiter's largest moon, which may reveal hidden secrets beneath its icy exterior as part of the JUICE mission.
The FCC has approved SpaceX's acquisition of EchoStar spectrum, aimed at enhancing direct-to-device services, but it comes with a $2.4 billion escrow condition linked to past disputes.
The Congressional Budget Office has released an estimate indicating that the Golden Dome initiative could cost around $1.2 trillion over a 20-year period, primarily driven by space-based interceptors.
A new instrument developed by Cornell University astronomers offers improved capabilities to observe the universe's earliest galaxies, which traditional telescopes struggle to detect.
A team from UC Riverside has utilized data from the James Webb Space Telescope to produce an unprecedented map of the cosmic web, tracing galaxies back to the universe's early years.
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has identified a massive and chaotic planet-forming disk, referred to as 'Dracula’s Chivito', revealing unique characteristics.
The latest Curiosity Blog provides insights into the Mars 2020 mission, highlighting the performance of the Ingenuity helicopter and Perseverance rover.
NASA's Curiosity rover has taken detailed images of a rock called 'Atacama' that became lodged in its drill, marking a notable moment on its mission.
NASA is set to conduct a news conference to discuss astronaut Anil Menon's forthcoming mission to the International Space Station.
NASA astronauts recently commemorated a key milestone for the Artemis II mission at Nasdaq, highlighting their ongoing journey in space exploration.
The 2026 Lunabotics Challenge, focusing on robotics and lunar exploration, will take place at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex from May 19 to May 21.
Recent observations from the James Webb Space Telescope reveal two early-universe black holes that are growing significantly faster than their host galaxies, raising questions about cosmic evolution.
Recent research indicates that Saturn's iconic rings may have originated from a moon named Chrysalis, which is thought to have disintegrated under the planet's gravitational influence.
In a recent conversation, Lyn Chassagne from BlackSky explored the integration of AI in satellite imagery and the implications for international relations.
Recent satellite surveys have uncovered 280 stone structures in Sudan's Atbai desert, providing new insights into a previously overlooked cattle-herding culture.
Polish space technology firm Creotech Instruments is set to raise $118 million to establish a satellite production facility, aiming for operational status by 2029.
The Tianzhou-10 cargo spacecraft, launched by China, successfully docked with the Tiangong space station, delivering essential supplies and equipment.
MDA Space is making progress on its robotic arm project for the lunar Gateway while engaging in discussions with the Canadian Space Agency about its future.