China has conducted rendezvous and proximity operations tests involving a prototype cargo spacecraft and a satellite in a step towards low-cost orbital infrastructure.

Outgrowing the people who knew you first is a grief with no ritual and no clear object. Drawing on developmental neuroscience and identity research, a look at why becoming yourself often costs you the relationships that helped build you — and why that loss deserves to be mourned honestly.

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Reports indicate that SpaceX may launch the European Space Agency’s Rosalind Franklin Mars rover aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket in late 2028, potentially closing a 25-year chapter of broken partnerships, canceled contracts, and geopolitical rupture that has kept one of planetary science’s most ambitious missions grounded. The announcement, reported by Ars Technica, indicates the rover […]

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A Hyderabad-based startup just closed a roughly $55 million seed round to put a data center in low Earth orbit. TakeMe2Space, founded by SaaS entrepreneur Ronak Kumar Samantray, secured the funding led by Chiratae Ventures with participation from Unicorn India Ventures, Artha Venture Fund and SeaFund, as announced publicly in January. The bet: that the […]

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The person who stays composed while everything collapses is rarely calmer by nature. They've usually learned that panic requires a witness, a safety net, and time they were never given. What the neuroscience reveals about the hidden cost of unshakeability.

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The adults who remember every small kindness with vivid precision aren't sentimental. They grew up in environments where warmth was scarce enough that their nervous systems learned to archive it as signal — and the neuroscience of memory formation explains why the pattern is so durable.

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COLORADO SPRINGS – After announcing a $5 million seed round in January, Indian startup TakeMe2Space seeks to raise $55 million to establish a 50-kilowatt orbital data center.

Companies proposing to develop commercial space stations are pushing back against claims by NASA that a market for such stations has yet to develop.