How Spain and Poland pushed Europe’s new priorities with record contributions

Beyond the horizon: cost-driven strategies for space-based data centers

As the space industry explores orbital data centers to meet growing demands for sovereignty, resilience and sustainability, one critical lens remains underutilized: cost.
China outlines future plans in new video, including finding Earth 2.0
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NASA selects two instruments for Artemis IV lunar surface science
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Musk denies reports of SpaceX seeking $800 billion valuation
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Pentagon weighs consolidation of DIU tech portfolio

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CSF Expands Space Supply Chain Council with Four New Member Companies

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Private capital targets mission-critical software power and platforms in new space economy
Axle Point Capital and Balerion Space Ventures are directing new private capital into companies that build core infrastructure for the expanding U.S. space and defense economy, from mission software and guidance systems to deployable microreactors and high-temperature reactors. Axle Point's first transaction is a strategic equity investment in Odyssey Space Research LLC, a flight software and en Neutron Hungry Hippo fairing completes qualification ahead of first launch
Rocket Lab Corporation has qualified the captive Hungry Hippo fairing for its Neutron launch vehicle and is sending the structure to Virginia for integration ahead of the rocket's debut mission. The fairing halves remain attached to Neutron's first stage from liftoff through landing, rather than separating and being discarded or recovered at sea. In flight, the halves open to release the second Record gamma ray burst traced to dusty massive host galaxy
Gamma ray bursts rank among the most energetic explosions known, usually flashing and fading within seconds or minutes, but on 2 July 2025 astronomers detected GRB 250702B, a source that produced repeated bursts for over seven hours and now stands as the longest gamma ray burst yet observed. Space based observatories, including NASAs Fermi Gamma ray Space Telescope, first recorded the gamma rays 