Space X

The world’s richest man toured the swing state of Pennsylvania with a checkbook in hand

A vast ocean hidden beneath the ice on Europa is one of the most likely places to find organisms beyond Earth

The tycoon has announced that production of the vehicle will begin in 2026; however, he often exaggerates predictions about Tesla’s future achievements, which typically arrive years late or may never materialize at all

The tech magnate and Sarah Gillis have become the first commercial astronauts to complete the difficult feat, which was one of the main aims of the ‘Polaris Dawn’ mission

SpaceX-operated spacecraft achieves first goal to measure radiation risk, and astronauts Sarah Gillis and Anna Menon become the women who have flown the furthest in history

The unprecedented space flight will carry four non-government agency crew members, including billionaire Jared Isaacman, into high Earth orbit and across areas with high radiation risks

NASA has taken up SpaceX’s proposal to crash the International Space Station into the Pacific Ocean. The firm plans to do this with a Dragon capsule spacecraft, starting in 2030

A study has tracked the mass migration of 5,000 satellites following the intense cosmic event of May 10, which made their trajectories unpredictable for several days

The International Astronomical Union demands that urgent action be taken against the uncontrolled proliferation of these devices. Satellite constellations make it difficult to search for objects at risk of impacting the Earth

Plans are already underway to harvest this material from the lunar surface where lunar water will also be available from its craters

The Hera mission will study the Dimorphos asteroid that was pushed off course by NASA’s DART spacecraft in 2022

The Loop, the modular network of underground connections aimed at ending traffic jams in cities like Las Vegas or Los Angeles, has sparked controversy after several workers denounced the precarious conditions of the digging work

The company said it lost contact with Starship as it neared its goal, a splashdown in the Indian Ocean. It outperformed the previous two test flights

An NGO has raised $88 million to launch a satellite that will report on emissions of this powerful greenhouse gas

Intuitive Machines’ ‘Odysseus’ device becomes the first from a private company to successfully complete a lunar landing

The Intuitive Machines probe aims to become the first private device to land on the satellite next week

Technology that promised travel at near-supersonic speeds in capsules through vacuum tubes deflates after a decade of projects that did not come together

Various initiatives to preserve human history and civilization sent archives into space for extraterrestrial archaeologists to find

The trouble cropped up as the ship’s engines were almost done firing to put it on an around-the-world path

After an FAA ruling last April following the failure of the first test launch, the private space company has modified its craft and launch pad to meet authorization requirements

The U.S. Aviation Authority has reactivated authorization for another attempt after the explosion during the first launch last April

Taking control of space is a priority for billionaires and world powers. Whoever moves fastest will be able to dominate information and communications

The famous journalist Walter Isaacson has had access to the magnate and his entourage for hundreds of hours. His biography lauds Musk’s achievements and addresses his mental health and family issues, especially with one of his 10 children who is trans because of the ‘woke mind virus’

The Irish artist is part of the crew of dearMoon, the first mission that will take artists to the Moon’s orbit

The agency is requiring SpaceX to take 63 corrective actions and to apply for a modified FAA license before launching again

As SpaceX prepares a new launch of its Starship super rocket, an unknown Chinese company named LandSpace has beaten it to the punch and put an all-methane space shuttle into orbit

The Justice Department argues that the company routinely discouraged these workers from applying for jobs