Probing the cosmic 'Dark Ages' from the far side of the moon
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Artificial solar eclipses in space could reveal inner workings of the sun
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Honda still in R&D phase of reusable launch vehicle technology
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 21:30
Despite a successful test flight of a reusable launch vehicle prototype last month, Honda has yet to decide whether to pursue development of an operational vehicle.
Neuraspace tackles GNSS signal noise with ESA-funded satellite collision avoidance project
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 21:26
Neuraspace is developing AI-powered software with support from the European Space Agency to help operators better harness navigation signals for satellite tracking and collision avoidance, the Portuguese space traffic management startup announced July 8.
Space Force unveils first international strategy, while GAO flags barriers to space cooperation
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 17:54
The strategy reflects a growing recognition that the U.S.
Northrop Grumman stakes role in Golden Dome missile shield
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 12:00
The company’s Golden Dome efforts are led by Raymond Sharp, vice president of Northrop Grumman’s missile defense solutions business unit
An astronaut called a satellite 'impossible'
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Orbex advances as UK contender in ESA launcher competition
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
Orbex, a UK-based provider of orbital launch services, has been pre-selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) for participation in the European Launcher Challenge (ELC), marking a significant recognition of its capabilities and strategic role in Europe's space ambitions.
Launched by ESA in November 2023, the ELC initiative is designed to enhance sovereign European launch options and incr K2 Space validates satellite systems in orbit and fires record-breaking thruster
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
K2 Space Corporation has marked two major milestones as it advances toward its first full satellite launch, the GRAVITAS mission, set for early 2026 to Medium Earth Orbit (MEO).
The company successfully executed its first in-space demonstration mission, launched in January 2025. This mission validated numerous vertically integrated satellite components-such as the flight computer, reaction Crystalline grains found in space ice challenge assumptions about its structure
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
Ice commonly found in space is not entirely amorphous, as long believed, but instead contains nanoscale crystals, according to a new study by scientists at University College London (UCL) and the University of Cambridge. The findings revise long-held views about low-density amorphous ice, which forms under extremely cold conditions in comets, icy moons, and interstellar dust clouds.
The re 'Ice in a volcano' reveals age of gas cloud at Milky Way's center
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
Researchers have found clouds of cold gas embedded deep within larger, superheated gas clouds - or Fermi bubbles - at the Milky Way's center. The finding challenges current models of Fermi bubble formation and reveals that the bubbles are much younger than previously estimated.
"The Fermi bubbles are enormous structures of hot gas that extend above and below the disk of the Milky Way, reac Vibration control system enhances satellite detumbling for orbital cleanup
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
Under mounting concerns over space debris, scientists at Northwestern Polytechnical University have developed a breakthrough method for detumbling malfunctioning satellites using a hybrid vibration suppression and control strategy. Their approach integrates a nonlinear energy sink with active variable stiffness (NES-AVS) device and a composite prescribed performance controller to improve the saf OKI offers custom long flexible circuits for low-volume space tech production
Tuesday, 08 July 2025 10:38
OKI Electric Cable, the cabling division of the OKI Group, has introduced custom long flexible printed circuits (FPCs) designed for small-lot production to support the evolving needs of the New Space industry. Available beginning July 8, 2025, the circuits are engineered for integration into spaceborne platforms such as rockets and satellites.
Manufactured at the company's Gunma Factory in