Space Technology
SpaceX, satellite AI, aerospace and the launch industry
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Mars Rock Reveals Complex Carbon Molecules in Jezero Crater
NASA’s Perseverance rover uncovered a big surprise on Mars. It found complex carbon molecules on the surface of a rock…
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Amazon’s New Satellite Launch Ends an Era and Boosts Broadband Ambitions
On July 2, 2026, Amazon successfully launched 29 new Leo satellites into orbit. This launch took place at 12:30 a.m.…
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Why Orbital Data Centers Are Facing a Reality Check
Orbital data centers sound like science fiction, but some big names are betting on them. SpaceX and startups like Starcloud…
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Explosion and the Fallout at Florida Launch Site
Nearly a month ago, a Blue Origin rocket exploded on its Florida launch pad. The blast created a massive fireball…
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Rocket Lab’s $8 Billion Leap Into Satellite Connectivity Revolution
Big moves are shaking up the space industry! Rocket Lab just announced a massive $8 billion deal to acquire Iridium…
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Rocket Lab’s Bold $8 Billion Leap Into Satellite Dominance
Rocket Lab just shook up the space world with a massive move. They agreed to acquire Iridium Communications for about…
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Australian Super Funds Bet Big on SpaceX and AI Risks
Many Australians own a slice of SpaceX without realizing it. Their retirement savings are quietly tied to Elon Musk’s space…
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SpaceX Powers Up AI with Optical Tech and Starlink Mobile
Elon Musk is on a mission to supercharge AI data centers and expand Starlink’s reach. The Federal Trade Commission just…
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Discovering Two Cotton Candy Planets Orbiting a Distant Star
NASA’s TESS spacecraft has found two extraordinary planets that are almost like cosmic cotton candy. These worlds, named TOI-791 b…
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Space Industry Pushes Boundaries From Rapid Launches to Mars Ambitions
Rocket Lab shattered records by launching its Victus Haze mission just 16 hours and 42 minutes after receiving the US…
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