Rogue planet moons may stay warm for billions of years, with hydrogen atmospheres trapping heat and enabling liquid water.
Proposed constellations of orbiting mirrors and data centers would completely destroy the night sky as humanity has known it for millions of years, experts say.
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NASA weighs Starship for lunar transport as SLS role faces scrutiny
NASA is restructuring how it plans to send astronauts to the Moon, giving SpaceX’s Starship a broader role in lunar ...
Low Earth Orbit is emerging as a key global infrastructure layer, with billions in investments and rising competition among tech giants and nations.
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From satellites to space data centers: Why Low Earth Orbit is attracting billions in investment
Big Tech companies including Nvidia and Elon Musk's SpaceX are making large bets on a new layer of critical infrastructure that's emerging above our heads.
Blue Origin seeks FCC approval for a constellation that would complement its TeraWave network — and set up another rivalry with SpaceX.
As the US sets its sights on establishing a permanent base on the moon, its foothold in an area of space much closer to home is growing more uncertain.
Blue Origin is following Starlink's footsteps as has requested to launch thousands of satellites into space as part of a new orbital data center system ...
Schematic of a proposed space mining setup that literally bags asteroids. Credit: TransAstra. The aerospace industry has a new, highly ambitious (some might say crazy) plan for securing off-world ...
Looks like we have a new entrant to the orbital data center race: Blue Origin is formally challenging the likes of SpaceX and Axiom with plans for an initial constellation of over 51,000 satellites.
TransAstra has developed a plan to bag an asteroid and move it to a stable near-Earth orbit for processing. Reading time 2 ...
NASA may shift Artemis missions to SpaceX Starship, reducing Boeing’s role as delays and costs push changes to the moon program.
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