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NASA's Swift Observatory Prepares to Re-enter Earth's Atmosphere After 22 Years of Scientific Missions

NASA's Swift Observatory is expected to re-enter Earth's atmosphere on November 4th, following the failure of a technical attempt to rescue its orbit and the conclusion of a two-decade scientific journey.

2026-11-03

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Argo Space bets on 'water fuel' technology to build space logistics infrastructure

The startup Argo Space, founded by former SpaceX engineers, seeks to use water as a propellant and coolant to facilitate transportation and logistics operations between Earth orbits and the Moon.

2026-11-03

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China Reveals Ambitious Timeline for Moon Landing Before 2030

China has announced a detailed plan for a series of space missions aimed at landing astronauts on the lunar surface by 2030, relying on a dual-launch strategy for its spacecraft.

2026-11-02

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National Air and Space Museum Concludes Renovations with the Opening of 'At Home in Space' Exhibition

The National Air and Space Museum in Washington has completed a comprehensive seven-year renovation process with the opening of the 'At Home in Space' exhibition, which documents the history of long-duration spaceflight.

2026-11-02

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SpaceX Considers Acquiring Boost Mobile to Bolster Starlink Cellular Ambitions

SpaceX is in potential discussions with EchoStar to acquire the Boost Mobile network or enter into network access agreements, aiming to accelerate its entry as a major player in the U.S. cellular telecommunications sector.

2026-11-02

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SpaceX Explores Acquiring Boost Mobile to Bolster Telecom Plans

SpaceX is in potential talks to acquire the Boost Mobile network or access its infrastructure as part of its ambitious efforts to turn Starlink into a major mobile operator integrating satellite and terrestrial communications.

2026-11-02

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The Space Launch Diversity Crisis: Why the Enormous Number of Rockets Is Not Enough to Meet Satellite Needs

Despite the record number of space launches, satellite operators face a shortage of suitable options and diverse orbital destinations, necessitating an expansion in dedicated rideshare and targeted launch missions.

2026-11-02

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Review of the Dimensions and Capabilities of the World's Largest Starship Rocket

A report highlights the massive dimensions and extraordinary technical capabilities of SpaceX's Starship rocket, and its pivotal role in NASA's space exploration and lunar landing plans.

2026-10-31

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Recent Report Warns of Severe Space Launch Crisis Until the End of the Current Decade

An analytical report by Quilty Space revealed that the global shortage of carrier rockets is much worse than expected, with crises continuing into the late 2030s.

2026-10-30

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Analysis of a Rare Martian Meteorite Reveals New Details About Mars' Ancient Crust and Hydrosphere

A research team concluded that the "Teghaza 001" meteorite discovered in the Sahara Desert dates back more than 4.1 billion years, providing unprecedented insights into water activity and mantle evolution in early Mars.

2026-10-30

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NASA Issues New Commercial Request for Information to Save Hubble Telescope and Extend Its Lifespan

NASA has issued a request for information from commercial companies to explore options for raising the Hubble Space Telescope's orbit or servicing it before its expected atmospheric entry.

2026-10-30

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NASA-funded study details one of the oldest Martian meteorites discovered

A recent study of the features of a rare Martian meteorite called "Teghaza 001," found in the Sahara Desert, has revealed its composition dating back more than 4.1 billion years, using advanced dating technology to analyze its minerals.

2026-10-29

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Turkey Accelerates Its Space Program: Space Weather Monitoring Center and First Mission Toward the Moon in 2027

Turkey's 2027 plans include pivotal steps in the space sector, including the launch of the first spacecraft toward the Moon and the establishment of a specialized center for monitoring space weather to protect digital infrastructure.

2026-10-28

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Partnership Between Flexell Space and Satoro to Test Next-Generation Space Solar Cells in Orbit

Korean company Flexell Space and Singaporean company Satoro plan to launch two in-orbit demonstration missions for advanced space solar cells aboard SpaceX rockets in 2027 and 2028.

2026-10-28

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Space Tourism at a Crossroads: "Apeiron" Vehicle Drives Sector Hopes Amid Commercial Flight Slump

The space tourism sector is witnessing a noticeable stagnation with the suspension of commercial flights for over 10 months, making the "Apeiron" vehicle, the next generation from "Virgin Galactic", the primary bet to revive suborbital flights by 2027.

2026-10-28

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ULA Prepares to Resume Vulcan Space Rocket Flights Amid US Military Anticipation

United Launch Alliance is preparing to launch the Vulcan rocket in mid-November after a nine-month hiatus, carrying 40 satellites for Amazon's Leo project, amid new engineering measures to address rocket engine malfunctions and close monitoring by the US Space Force.

2026-10-28

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PERSEUS Project: New Laser Technology to Enhance Optical Communications in Space

Craft Prospect has launched a research project in collaboration with Fraunhofer CAP and Vector Photonics to test the suitability of PCSEL laser technology for operation in harsh space environments.

2026-10-27

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US Defense Intelligence Agency reveals new details about China's secret spacecraft

The Pentagon has released a high-resolution image of China's X-37B-like spacecraft captured by a commercial satellite, amid intelligence reports suggesting China may soon deploy directed-energy weapons in space.

2026-10-27