Tag: space technology
Blue Origin Pauses Space Tourism Program to Focus on Lunar Mission
Blue Origin will halt its space tourism flights for at least two years to prioritize preparations for upcoming lunar missions.
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NASA Conducts First Test in Over 60 Years of Nuclear Rocket Engine Prototype
NASA has revived nuclear rocket engine testing with a new prototype, potentially enabling faster, longer space missions with enhanced capabilities.
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US Researchers Advance Feasible Orbital Data Center Concept Inspired by 1960s Designs
US scientists revisit a half-century-old concept to develop a viable space-based data center stabilized by gravitational and centrifugal forces.
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Mathematician Unlocks Century-Old Challenge in Differential Equations
A Russian mathematician has developed a method to simplify solving certain complex differential equations critical to physics and space research.
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Hydrogen-Powered Angara-A5V Rocket Launch Delayed Until 2030
The debut flight of Russia’s heavy-lift Angara-A5V rocket with a hydrogen upper stage is postponed from 2027 to 2030 or later.
Read MoreRussian Satellite Broadband Network Launch Delayed Again, New Timeline Set for 2026
Russia’s low Earth orbit satellite broadband project missed its 2025 launch window, with the operator now aiming for deployment in 2026.
Read MoreSpaceX Reports Surge in Starlink Collision Avoidance Maneuvers Amid Growing Orbital Debris
SpaceX revealed nearly 150,000 Starlink collision avoidance moves in six months due to rising space debris, signaling operational challenges for satellite constellations.
Read MoreElon Musk Considers SpaceX IPO to Fund Space-Based Data Centers
Elon Musk is exploring taking SpaceX public to finance the creation of data centers in space, marking a new frontier for cloud infrastructure.
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