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Starlink's Military Twin Is Stepping On Civilian Satellite Control
This was all discovered quite by accident by an amateur satellite tracker.
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SpaceX Settles Lawsuit From Cards Against Humanity Over Dumping Space Garbage On Its Land That You Paid For
SpaceX "did the legal equivalent of throwing dust in our eyes and kicking us in the balls." That must have been some discovery session.
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Fifth Time's The Charm For SpaceX Starship With Last Second-Gen Test Success
For a while, it looked like the only thing SpaceX's second-gen Starship could be counted on to do was explode, pointlessly.
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Layoffs Come For NASA As The Jet Propulsion Laboratory Sheds 10% Of Its Workforce
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory oversees 40 missions to every planet in the solar system, plus the Sun. That won't save its employees from "restructuring."
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Crashes From Space Are Getting More Common, And No One's Sure What To Do About It
Hopefully, this new space age we're in will incentivize governments to preemptively work out some new treaties or agreements.
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Inversion Space Promises Worldwide Delivery Within An Hour
Naturally, its first intended customer is the military, but Inversion eventually hopes to apply its technology to the commercial sector as well.
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The Government Shutdown Is Fueling More Wild Theories About Mysterious Object In Solar System
When the scientists are away, the conspiracy theorists will play.
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Russia's Space Zoo With 75 Mice And 1,500 Flies Is Back On Earth
When humanity ventures out into the final frontier, we won't be alone -- there will be critters involved.
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Mysterious Interstellar Object Hurtling Through Solar System Could Be As Big As Manhattan
It's probably a comet, but it might be some sort of ancient alien spacecraft or probe.
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NASA Wants Your Help Tracking Its Spaceships
NASA has big (and extremely complicated) plans to return Americans to the Moon in the next few years -- and it would like your help.
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Chinese Investment In SpaceX Raises Questions About Foreign Influence Inside The Major Government Contractor
That feels like a pretty serious national security concern.
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SpaceX's Starship Woes Put America's Moon Mission In Doubt, Again
Doubts are growing that Elon Musk's rocket company will be able to deliver the needed capability within the next few years, putting the entire project at risk.
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Our Interstellar Visitor, 3I/ATLAS, Could Be As Old As Our Galaxy
In terms of what we can learn from it, this is not merely a star voyager — it's a time traveler.
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The Next Lunar Rover Might Be Driven From 238,900 Miles Away
NASA contractor Lunar Outpost revealed that its Lunar Terrain Vehicle will be capable of real-time teleoperations from its mission control here on Earth.
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Boeing Built A Flying Star Wars X-Wing: Here's Why
Bringing movie magic to the real world, Boeing built a flying "Star Wars" X-wing. Then it flew in public just once before landing in a museum.
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NASA Kicks Chinese Workers Out As It Promises It's Not Losing The Next Moon Race
The philosophy seems to be that NASA should do all Moon stuff, all the Moon time.
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So We're Just Firing Missiles At UFOs Now
What action on the object's part wouldn't be suspicious here?
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In Space, Your Own Stem Cells Can't Sleep And Then Become Zombies
Your stem cells do lots of important work in your body, but a new study shows that they don't function properly in outer space. And then things get serious.
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Space Force Wants To Go Lower Than Low-Earth Orbit To Counter China
VLEO seems like a terrible place to fly anything! And so basically nobody has. Now China is asking everyone else to hold its beer, and Space Force is refusing.
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The Space Shuttle's Tires Were Designed To Only Be Used Once
Landing the Space Shuttle was highly demanding of both the pilot and the shuttle itself.
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The Battle To Make U.S. States Use Satellites To Provide Rural Internet Access
The future of digital life on Earth may be decided by what happens in space.
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A Controversial Harvard Scientist Has Doubled-Down On Claims That A Mysterious Space Object Could Be An Alien UFO
You have to give it to Loeb, he's brought a fresh surge of credibility to the tatty annals of UFO lore.
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James Webb Telescope Discovers New Moon In Our Solar System
Just six miles in diameter, our little neighbor is so small that no telescope has been powerful enough to notice it orbiting around Uranus.
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Starlink Wants An Exemption From South Africa's Laws About Black Ownership
SpaceX is functionally asking for the entire telecoms industry -- not just Starlink -- to be granted the same exemptions as the automotive industry.
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China On Track To Beat NASA To Moon After Lunar Lander Test
The successful Lanyue test and last week's test firing of the Long March 10's center core show that China's lunar program is on pace to meet its deadline.
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California Coastal Commission Shoots Down Plans For More SpaceX Launches Per Year
The commission is concerned about the impacts that many sonic booms will have on both the local wildlife and neighborhoods in Santa Barbara County.
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SpaceX Pays Next To Nothing In Federal Taxes Despite Billions In Revenue
SpaceX is finally reaching the point where its financial success should be benefiting the American people.
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