Data centers in space: tech companies mull possibilities as demand, capability grows Synchronizing satellites to the sun's orbit would ensure an uninterrupted power supply, among other advantages. But many challenges remain.
International Space Station 'a cathedral to human cooperation and collaboration' The orbiting scientific laboratory symbolizes an era of global cooperation, but its time is almost up. NASA plans a controlled deorbit in 2030.
Seven-company consortium to supply satellites for Japan’s defense constellation Japan is leveraging private-sector expertise to advance its defense technology and provide space-based monitoring and intelligence solutions.
Russia suspected of developing crude new 'zone effect' anti-satellite weapon Alleged new weapon could disrupt adversary satellites, but not without damaging other satellite systems in orbit, including Russia's own.
Europe's CERN raises $1 billion in private funds toward world's biggest particle accelerator The gigantic Future Circular Collider will try to reveal what makes up dark matter and dark energy that scientists have yet to observe directly.
Sweden, United States strengthen their strategic space partnership for mutual gain The partnership leverages US commercial capabilities and Swedish innovation and geographic advantages to advance allied space capabilities.
French, US satellites train for close-orbit missions as part of Olympic Defender The operation demonstrates the two nations' ability to maneuver jointly in space and illustrates their commitment to the multinational force.
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 in quarantine ahead of launch to International Space Station The four astronauts are completing prelaunch operations in quarantine. a practice designed to ensure they are in optimal health for their mission.
Most detailed map of dark matter produced with data from James Webb Space Telescope New study shows how dark matter overlaps and intertwines with matter we can see, offering fresh insights into how it has shaped the universe.