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Colorado startup raises $20M for in-space self-assembling satellites; ISS demo dec, orbital flight 2028.
Vera Rubin Observatory discovers potential sixth dwarf planet, 2026 ED138, beyond Neptune's orbit.
Vietnam becomes latest nation to sign Artemis Accords, reinforcing international space governance commitment.
Virgin Galactic debuts next-gen Delta-class spaceship, targeting mid-2027 for commercial space tourism flights.
Ukraine exposes Russian actors behind military satellite constellation rival to Starlink.
AI-powered satellites now track trees nationally, revolutionizing forest monitoring and environmental stewardship.
Space Force defends $946M Boeing sole-source deal citing data rights refusal.
Ukraine launches test satellite as Starlink speed caps loom, signaling push for sovereign space assets.
Atmospheric drag shortens LEO satellite life; preventing Kessler requires urgent mitigation and coordination.
US warns of expanding Chinese and Russian counterspace threats to space infrastructure.
SpaceX opens Starlink Mobile to all Canadian carriers, broadening satellite-to-cellular reach.
Pentagon releases first clear image of China's X-37B-like spaceplane in orbit, confirming design convergence.
SDA seeks Tranche 4 Tracking Layer demo proposals for military space surveillance architecture.
Underwater analog missions teach spacewalk skills by creating irreversible, high-stakes environments where equipment failure is fatal.
Autonomous rendezvous tech successfully handles simulated spacecraft failures in lab, promising safer satellite servicing.
UTAS partners in $5M satellite and debris tracking centre, boosting Australia's SSA capabilities.
Musk cites Russian ASAT threat as rationale for limiting Starlink's Ukraine military role.
UK launches public naming campaign for first robotic claw debris removal mission.
Israeli ad firm allegedly exploits Starlink user tracking via targeted online ads.
Foreign Policy argues space debris is manageable with known solutions and political will.