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SpaceX files for an Initial Public Offering on the Nasdaq exchange, aiming to make life multiplanetary.
Weekly space industry roundup covering Blue Origin's Nova rocket test campaign, SpaceX IPO, Artemis III crew announcement, New Glenn explosion aftermath, and FCC deadline reprieve for Amazon's Kuiper satellite constellation.
Ars Technica interviews NASA's Artemis program manager Jeremy Parsons about the status of the SLS rocket, Orion spacecraft, and lunar landers for the Artemis III mission, scheduled for no earlier than summer 2027.
An interactive solar-system simulator that models gravitational physics from Newtonian to Einsteinian mechanics.
A detailed account of how a mysterious contaminant, dimethylsilanediol, was discovered in the ISS's recycled water in 2010, nearly forcing a mission abort until Boeing identified the siloxane compound.
A giant star may have triggered a rare type of supernova, one of the most uncommon stellar explosions observed.
NASA's Artemis II crew, the fastest humans alive, earned a Mach 39 patch after reaching 24,664 mph on their lunar flyby.
Elon Musk suggests something may be the largest in its sector of the galaxy, likely referring to a SpaceX or Tesla project.
NASA announces a public event on June 9 to meet the astronauts of Artemis III, which will test docking capabilities with commercial landers in low Earth orbit as a step toward crewed lunar landings.
Day 1 of the Hugging Face Build Small Hackathon: team brainstorming ideas including context-aware Chinese correction, AI whistling coach, and AI shelter cat adoption helper.
SpaceX confirms successful satellite deployment.
Seven crew members on the International Space Station were told to shelter as repairs were underway to fix air leaks. The astronauts, representing five countries, include notable figures such as Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway.
Weekly roundup of space industry news covering Blue Origin's New Glenn explosion, Impulse Space fundraising, NASA's Artemis III stacking, Canadian spaceport development, and a new Chinese reusable rocket.
The explosion of Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket provides real-world data on methane-fueled rocket blasts, helping safety officials refine blast zones for future high-frequency launches at Cape Canaveral.
SpaceX promotes its mission to make life multiplanetary, highlighting its Starlink constellation and an AI solution, with a link to learn more.
Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp announced an aggressive timeline to return the New Glenn rocket to flight by the end of 2026, following a static fire test explosion. The company will rebuild the launch pad and adopt an alternative vertical launch concept to avoid replacing the damaged transporter-erector.
Impulse Space, a company specializing in orbital maneuvering, raised $500 million in Series D funding to meet growing commercial and government demand, including from the US Space Force and NASA's Moon Base initiative.
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory has begun initial observations, already discovering rapidly spinning asteroids, supernovas, and a potential interstellar visitor, heralding a new era of big-data astronomy.
Jeff Bezos thanks NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman for visiting Blue Origin's LC-36 site, reaffirming the team's commitment to returning to flight and reaching the Moon.
NASA Administrator visited Blue Origin's LC-36 launch pad with senior engineers to inspect damage and speak with the workforce.