Tag: space technology
NASA Unveils Pegasus Rover to Enhance Mobility for Lunar South Pole Settlement
NASA introduces the Pegasus rover as part of its effort to support extensive mobility for the planned lunar south pole settlement.
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US Space Force Initiates Projects for Orbital Satellite Service Facilities
SpaceWERX launches initiatives to develop orbital depots and robotic servicing technologies to support military satellites.
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SpaceX to Build Massive Gigasat Facility for Production of Orbital AI Data Centers
SpaceX plans a huge manufacturing complex in Texas to produce satellites for orbital AI data center constellations.
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SpaceX Valuation Surpasses $2 Trillion, Outpacing Tesla and Closing in on Amazon
SpaceX’s market value soared past $2 trillion following a strong debut, surpassing Tesla and ranking as the sixth-largest U.S. company by capitalization.
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SpaceX Debuts on Nasdaq in Largest IPO Ever, Raising $75 Billion
SpaceX launched its historic IPO on Nasdaq, issuing over 555 million shares at $135 each, raising $75 billion in the largest public offering to date.
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NASA to Repair Canadarm2 Robotic Arm on the International Space Station
NASA plans to take the Canadarm2 robotic arm offline for several weeks to perform necessary repairs on the International Space Station.
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China Executes Heavy-Lift Rocket Launch Carrying Mysterious High-Mass Communications Satellite
China’s Long March 5 rocket launched a heavy communications satellite with a payload mass that has puzzled experts.
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AST SpaceMobile Schedules Launch of Three BlueBird Broadband Satellites on SpaceX Falcon 9
AST SpaceMobile will deploy three BlueBird satellites via a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to expand direct mobile broadband coverage globally.
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SpaceX’s Space-Based Data Centers to Use Liquid Ammonia Cooling, Complicating Satellite Disposal
SpaceX plans to deploy space data centers cooled by liquid ammonia, creating challenges for satellite disposal due to the cooling system’s composition.
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Russian Satellite Constellation Loses One of Its First 16 Units Less Than Three Months After Launch
Less than three months after deployment, one satellite from Russia’s Bureau 1440 constellation is no longer operational, according to tracking data.
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SpaceX Nears Readiness for Building Data Centers in Space, Elon Musk Says
Elon Musk revealed that SpaceX possesses nearly all the technology required to construct data centers in space, highlighting the company’s futuristic ambitions.
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn Rocket Explosion Deepens NASA’s Dependence on SpaceX
A New Glenn rocket exploded during a critical test, disrupting NASA’s heavy-lift launch plans and reinforcing reliance on SpaceX.
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