What returning to lunar space means for human health
Preparing to send astronauts back to the moon is no small feat.
Portal Space Systems raises $50 million to accelerate spacecraft development
Space mobility company Portal Space Systems has raised $50 million to scale up development of its highly maneuverable spacecraft.
Southeast Asia’s Triple Squeeze: How War, Tariffs, and China’s Slowdown Are Reshaping the Region’s Growth Story
The World Bank’s latest East Asia and Pacific Economic Update reveals a troubling convergence: China’s economic deceleration, the Iran-Middle East conflict’s disruption of global energy markets, and uncertainty from U.S. tariffs are simultaneously pressing against Southeast Asian economies that had only recently emerged as bright spots in the global picture. The thesis here is not […]
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Sudan’s Three-Year Crisis: 33 Million in Need as Disabled Populations Face the Steepest Barriers to Survival
When war erupted in Sudan three years ago, the millions of Sudanese living with disabilities faced an immediate, life-threatening question that most crisis reporting has never adequately addressed: how do you flee violence you cannot outrun? How do you reach an aid distribution point you cannot navigate? Three years later, with more than 33 million […]
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PLD Space secures $35 million European Investment Bank loan for MIURA 5 launcher
MILAN – PLD Space signed a 30 million euro ($35 million) venture debt loan with the European Investment Bank (EIB) on April 7, a move to support the final development stage of MIURA 5, PLD’s lightweight rocket.
Artemis II crew will endure 3,000°C on re‑entry. A hypersonics expert explains how they will survive
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A Mercury rover could explore the planet by sticking to the Terminator
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Twin NASA control rooms support Artemis safety, success
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The Human Factor the Pentagon Keeps Ignoring in Its Rush to Depend on Commercial Satellites
The war in Ukraine turned commercial satellites into weapons of war. Now the Pentagon is building frameworks to harness that power for future conflicts — but its current approach has a fundamental flaw. By focusing on contractual access and procurement models, the military is ignoring the human, legal, and business realities that will determine whether […]
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Why willpower isn’t about strength. It’s about where you point your attention.
Modern psychology reveals that willpower isn't a reservoir of strength to be depleted — it's a function of where you direct your attention, how you design your environment, and whether you intervene before temptation ever reaches conscious awareness.
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