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NASA's Artemis II — the first crewed lunar flyby since 1972 — is set for an April 1-6 launch window, carrying 4 astronauts 600,000+ miles on a 10-day mission aboard the 322-foot SLS rocket.

NASA's Juno spacecraft discovered Jupiter's lightning is 100x more powerful than Earth's, yet the mission faces termination as NASA's planetary science budget faces $220M in cuts despite Congress reje

NASA awarded Katalyst Space Technologies $30M to attempt the first commercial satellite rescue — docking with the 21-year-old Swift Observatory to boost its orbit before it crashes to Earth.

Elon Musk announced plans for the world's largest chip fab with 50x global annual capacity, 80% dedicated to space missions, driven by SpaceX's expanding infrastructure needs.

A confirmed six-pound meteorite crashed through a Houston home's roof and landed in a child's bed, part of a roughly one-ton meteor that NASA tracked exploding over Texas.

Blue Origin has applied to deploy 52,000 AI computing satellites, joining SpaceX and Starcloud in a new space race for orbital data centers that astronomers warn could create unprecedented light pollu

NASA is studying the explosive properties of methalox rocket fuel as SpaceX's Raptor and Blue Origin's BE-4 engines drive an industry-wide shift away from kerosene and hydrogen toward methane.

SpaceX won another US military launch contract from ULA, continuing to erode the Boeing-Lockheed joint venture's dominance through reusable rocket economics and superior launch cadence.