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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.
The Marine Corps has awarded Viasat a five-year contract valued at $307 million for satellite communications services, emphasizing multi-orbit and multi-band capabilities.
A surprising find by astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope reveals an early galaxy that does not rotate, challenging existing expectations about galaxy formation.
The Buckley Space Force conducted its annual review, focusing on advancements in 'micro' nuclear power generation and strategies for wildfire management.
The US State Department has announced sanctions against Chinese companies, claiming they provided satellite imagery that assisted Iran in targeting American forces in the Middle East.
NASA, Northrop Grumman, and SpaceX are planning to launch the CRS-24 mission at 8:49 a.m. EDT on April 8, 2026, to deliver essential supplies and scientific equipment to the ISS.
Recent satellite imagery suggests a potential oil spill near Kharg Island, a significant export hub for Iran. The implications of this incident are yet to be fully understood.
In a strategic move, NASA has adjusted the operations of the Swift spacecraft, which is currently in a decaying orbit, to allow for a reboost mission planned for later this year.
A look into the key considerations for establishing data centers in space, including technological challenges and environmental impacts.
On May 7, 2026, Paraguay became the sixth nation to sign the Artemis Accords, marking a significant step in international cooperation for space exploration.
In summer 2025, a tsunami caused by a landslide significantly altered the landscape of Tracy Arm, stripping vegetation from the fjord's shores.
The British startup SatVu has unveiled imagery from its thermal satellite, HotSat-2, aimed at monitoring energy facilities in Cuba, India, and Australia.
Lunar Outpost has successfully raised $30 million to improve its lunar rover designs, aligning with NASA's updated Artemis program requirements.
NASA Armstrong is enhancing its fleet of experimental aircraft, furthering its commitment to aeronautics and scientific research, following in the footsteps of aviation pioneers.