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SpaceX IPO may suck oxygen from market before unleashing broad capital surge
TAMPA, Fla. — Space investors and dealmakers anticipate SpaceX’s planned initial public offering (IPO) this year will trigger a surge of capital across the industry, but not without the risk
UK launcher Orbex files for administration after failed funding efforts
MILAN — United Kingdom-based launch company Orbex announced that its business is folding after multiple attempts to stay solvent fell through. The company announced Feb. 11 that it has filed
Space companies bet on Golden Dome as questions persist over scope and funding
WASHINGTON — Space industry executives said they are continuing to invest in the Golden Dome missile defense initiative despite uncertainty about its scope, cost and long-term political durability. At the
Integrate Raises $17M to Commercialize the World’s First Ultra-Secure Project Management Platform for Classified Programs
SEATTLE, Feb. 11, 2026 — Integrate, the developer of the world’s first ultra-secure project management platform for dynamic multi-entity execution, today announced a $17 million Series A raise led by FPV Ventures with participation from Fuse
Live coverage: ULA to launch geosynchronous orbit surveillance satellite for the U.S. Space Force
United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket, designation V-005, is seen at the pad at Space Launch Complex 41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station prior to the launch of the USSF-87
Saturn’s Moon Titan Could Have Formed in a Merger of Two Old Moons
This view was taken from above the ringplane and looks toward the unlit side of the rings. Here, the probe gazes upon Titan in the distance beyond Saturn and its
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Varda Space Industries/William Godward This Jan. 29, 2026, photo captures the streak the Varda Space Industries W-5 capsule made while returning to Earth. The capsule uses a protective heat shield Varda
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Quasi-periodic oscillations (QPOs) are a rare phenomenon in active galactic nuclei. They have been observed to occur at periods ranging from minutes to hours, days, weeks, and even years across
WASHINGTON — Developers of wildfire-detection satellites are moving beyond raw data delivery, adding tools that show firefighters and researchers when satellites will actually pass over the areas they are watching.
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WASHINGTON — A Senate committee has delayed consideration of a bill intended to expedite Federal Communications Commission reviews of satellite license applications amid concerns that the proposal may be too
Mercury, as seen by NASA’s MESSENGER orbiter. Through a new analysis of MESSENGER’s images, researchers have found surprising geological activity on our solar system’s innermost planet. Image via NASA. EarthSky’s
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