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Boeing and its subsidiary Millennium Space team on new mid-size satellite
COLORADO SPRINGS — Boeing is aligning its satellite operations more closely with subsidiary Millennium Space Systems as it moves to compete with a new generation of lower-cost suppliers reshaping the
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COLORADO SPRINGS — All Points Logistics has signed an agreement with NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to construct satellite processing facilities on center property. At a ceremony during the 41st Space
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Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket just took a big step toward its first-ever reflight. Blue Origin conducted a 19-second static fire test with New Glenn at Florida’s Cape Canaveral Space
The Lyrid meteor shower 2026 has begun! Here's what to expect
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BOULDER, Colorado – The sun’s volatile outbursts, such as storms, flares and other space weather, can cause serious harm to astronauts like the Artemis 2 crew who recently came home,
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A rare naked-eye asteroid will light up the night sky on April 13, 2029, when the near-Earth asteroid 99942 Apophis makes an extraordinarily close flyby of Earth. For skywatchers, it’s
Artemis II completed a 10-day journey around the Moon, carrying humanity farther into space than it has gone in over 50 years. ESA played a critical role in the mission’s
For many of us, checking the weather is part of daily life. But, in an increasingly technology-dependent world, there is another kind of forecast we can’t afford to ignore: space
Science & Exploration 13/04/2026 891 views 21 likes Since July 2025, the European Space Agency’s pair of Proba-3 satellites has already created 57 artificial solar eclipses. So far, the mission has collected more than 250 hours of high-resolution
This week sees a flurry of space activity, with six launches planned across the globe, prominently featuring Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket, which will use a previously flown booster for
COLORADO SPRINGS – Sophia Space will begin deploying edge compute nodes on Kepler Communications satellites in late 2026, under a strategic pact announced April 13. Through the partnership, Sophia Space
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In a historic leap for space exploration, the Artemis II mission has successfully completed a 10-day orbit around the Moon, marking humanity’s farthest journey into deep space in over half
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