Tag: space technology

NASA to Test Cryogenic Fuel Storage and Transfer Technologies for Lunar and Mars Missions

NASA plans to demonstrate advanced cryogenic fuel storage and transfer in space, supporting upcoming human missions to the Moon and Mars.

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Starlink Raises Prices for Residential and Roaming Plans by $5 to $10

Starlink has increased prices on its Residential and Roaming internet plans in the US and other countries by $5 to $10.

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SpaceX Delays Starship V3 Maiden Flight to May 20

SpaceX has postponed the inaugural test launch of its Starship V3 rocket to May 20 from its Texas Starbase facility.

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NASA Details Artemis III Mission, Focused on Earth-Orbit Lunar Module Docking Tests

NASA reveals that Artemis III will conduct lunar module docking exercises in Earth orbit instead of landing on the Moon.

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China Developing Humanoid Wheel-Based Robots for Upcoming Lunar Missions

China plans to deploy advanced wheeled rovers with humanoid torsos on the Moon, enhancing autonomy and surface manipulation capabilities.

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Elon Musk Plans Global Network of SpaceX Launch Sites to Expand Space Access

Elon Musk aims to extend SpaceX’s reach by developing a worldwide network of launch pads to support its reusable rockets and commercial missions.

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Google Explores Orbital Data Centers in Talks with SpaceX for Suncatcher Project

Google and SpaceX reportedly discuss launching satellite-based data centers as part of Google’s Suncatcher initiative.

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AST SpaceMobile Boosts Satellite Internet Speeds for Smartphones Nearly Fivefold

AST SpaceMobile significantly enhances data download speeds from its first-generation satellites, aiming to rival SpaceX’s Starlink Mobile.

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LINK Service Satellite Completes Tests, Supports Swift Observatory Rescue Mission

The LINK satellite passed tests at Goddard, advancing plans to save the Swift Observatory from deorbiting with a Pegasus launch in mid-2026.

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SpaceX Completes Full Engine Test of Super Heavy Booster Version 3 Ahead of Starship Launch

SpaceX successfully conducted a full static fire test of all 33 Raptor 3 engines on its new Super Heavy booster, advancing Starship V3 preparations.

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NASA Tests Standard Canon and Nikon Cameras for Space Missions, Some Fail to Endure Harsh Conditions

NASA evaluated unmodified Canon and Nikon cameras under simulated space conditions, revealing durability challenges for some models.

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Anthropic Partners with SpaceX to Utilize Colossus 1 Data Center Resources

Anthropic gains full access to SpaceX’s Colossus 1 data center as both companies explore large-scale computing systems in space.

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