Blue Origin to raise $10 billion in its first outside funding round
Blue Origin is set to raise $10 billion from outside investors — a historic first for the company. The move values the firm at around $130 b…
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Satellites in orbit are the easy part
AST SpaceMobile keeps adding BlueBird satellites to low Earth orbit in its push for space-based cellular broadband. Yet industry insiders in…
Apolink Checks In With Its First Relay Satellite on Orbit
Apolink confirmed two-way contact with its debut satellite, launched July 7 on a SpaceX rideshare flight. Armed with an experimental FCC lic…
Webb Peers Through Dust to Expose Centaurus A's Hidden Depths
Marking four years of science operations, the James Webb Space Telescope has produced its most detailed view yet of Centaurus A, resolving m…
Hubble Captures Half a Million Stars Blazing in Messier 3
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has released a detailed new image of globular cluster Messier 3, showing over 500,000 stars glowing in shades …
Atlas V's Final Chapter: Six Flights Left Before Retirement
United Launch Alliance's Atlas V completed its final flight in the powerful 551 configuration during an early-morning Amazon LEO satellite d…
Orbital rescue and farewell flights mark a pivotal week
A robotic spacecraft is chasing down NASA's 21-year-old Swift Observatory to push it back into a safe orbit, while two storied American rock…
LINK Spacecraft Heads to Reboost NASA's Swift Observatory
Katalyst Space Technologies' LINK servicing spacecraft is now in orbit after a Pegasus-XL launch. Its target: NASA's Swift telescope, a gamm…
Metal 3D Printing in Orbit: A Step Toward Crew Self-Sufficiency
A metal 3D printer installed on the ISS by ESA in 2024 has reached a new milestone: its fifth sample is now on its way back to Earth for ana…
Earth in Two Frames: Canyon Geology and an Orbital Sunrise
A sweeping satellite image of the Grand Canyon from ESA, a hand-held photograph of an orbital sunrise from the ISS — two agencies, two metho…
Webb Captures Both the Birth and Death Phases of Stellar Systems
Within days of each other, the James Webb Space Telescope delivered two landmark results: vivid imagery of star formation in FS Tau and the …
Artemis II Shatters NASA Streaming Records as the World Watches
The first crewed lunar mission since the Apollo era drew a record-breaking 149.4 million views on NASA-owned platforms. Artemis II has redef…
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