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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket placed a customer satellite into the wrong orbit during its third launch, raising concerns about mission accuracy and reliability.
Blue Origin successfully reuses its New Glenn rocket for the first time, marking a major milestone in reusable launch technology and in reducing space costs.
Amazon plans to acquire Globalstar for $11.57 billion, aiming to strengthen its satellite network and expand its position in space-based connectivity services.
NASA’s Artemis II mission ends with a perfect splashdown in the Pacific Ocean, marking a major milestone in human spaceflight and lunar exploration.
Watch NASA’s Artemis II splashdown live as the spacecraft returns to Earth. Find streaming details, timing, and how to follow the mission.
Spain-based Xoople raises $130M in Series B funding to develop high-resolution Earth mapping technology for AI, boosting geospatial data innovation.
NASA’s Artemis II mission may be the last lunar mission without major Silicon Valley involvement, highlighting a shift toward commercial space partnerships.
NASA astronauts highlight the complexity of sending emails from space, revealing how communication systems in orbit rely on advanced technology and precision.
SpaceX has reportedly filed confidentially for an IPO that could value the company at up to $1.75 trillion, marking a major moment for the space industry.
Starcloud raises $170M Series A funding to build data centres in space, aiming to revolutionise cloud computing with orbital infrastructure.
Arinna raises $4M in seed funding to develop advanced power solutions for space, aiming to improve energy efficiency and satellite performance.
Two former SpaceX engineers launch Sift, bringing advanced manufacturing software from rocket systems to factory floors for improved efficiency.
