Maple syrup or nutella? PM Carney calls Canadian Artemis astronaut
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Moon joy, Earth love
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Orion and its European Service Module bringing the crew around the Moon and back to Earth Psychologists found that believing you can do something matters more than actually being able to do it, and that single finding explains most of human ambition
Self-efficacy, the belief that you can accomplish a specific task, consistently outperforms actual ability as a predictor of who will try, persist, and succeed. That single psychological finding explains much of what we call ambition.
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Japan and Australia Are Building a Defense Industrial Partnership — Here’s What It Actually Means for Indo-Pacific Security
The Japan-Australia defense partnership that took another step forward in Tokyo in early April is not merely a deepening friendship between two U.S. allies. It is the most advanced example of a new model emerging in the Indo-Pacific: middle powers building autonomous defense industrial linkages designed to function even if the United States is stretched […]
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Lebanon’s Fragile Truce Hangs by a Thread as Israeli Strikes Kill Seven More
Israeli air strikes killed at least seven people in the southern Lebanese town of Abbassiyeh on Thursday, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency, as fighting intensified barely a day after a US-Iran ceasefire was supposed to halt hostilities across the region. The strikes were not an accident or an oversight. They reveal a ceasefire deliberately […]
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Pointing in the (b)right direction
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Pointing in the (b)right direction Heather Pringle on the upcoming Space Symposium and future international collaboration in space
In this episode of the Space Minds podcast, SpaceNews’ Mike Gruss interviews Heather Pringle, a retired Major General of the US Air Force who is now the CEO of the […]
China conducts pair of Long March launches for Thousand Sails and Guowang megaconstellations
China carried out separate Long March 8 and Long March 6A launches this week, adding new batches of satellites to the country’s megaconstellation projects.
A new kind of arsenal: commercial satellites
he Pentagon is no longer asking whether commercial space will matter in future conflicts.
