Reports have emerged of a potential 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, following weeks of escalating violence in the region. The proposed truce would represent a temporary halt to fighting that has resulted in significant civilian casualties and displacement. But the agreement’s fundamental flaw is not its brevity — it’s that the ceasefire excludes Hezbollah, […]

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In this episode of Space Minds, Mike Gruss talks with Alyssa Goessler on what’s driving the optimism in the space economy.

DESI’s complete galaxy map suggests dark energy may be weakening, contradicting 25 years of cosmological assumptions. If the signal holds up in the full five-year dataset now in hand, it would represent the most significant discovery in cosmology since dark energy itself was identified in the late 1990s — and force a fundamental rewrite of […]

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Now that the Artemis 2 mission has been successfully completed, it’s worth taking a look at where NASA stands on the role of humans in exploring space and what its path forward should be.

Three Earth observation satellites, developed by the European Space Agency (ESA) with European partners, and due to launch later this year, have completed their functional and environmental tests and are ready to travel to the European spaceport in French Guiana. But first, journalists were invited to have one last look.

Aethero is preparing to deploy its most powerful computing payload yet this fall, aiming to bring data center-style processing to orbit and expand the scale of AI workloads that can be handled in space.

Aethero is preparing to deploy its most powerful computing payload yet this fall, aiming to bring data center-style processing to orbit and expand the scale of AI workloads that can be handled in space.