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NASA has announced the winner of the Deep Space Food Challenge, awarding $300,000 to Chinyere Ukeje of Philadelphia for her Adaptive Nourishment Infrastructure concept.
Mike Gruss and Pacôme Révillon discuss upcoming space‑industry trends in a true‑false game format.
Moog has finished and commissioned a new ISO Class 8 certified clean room at its Niagara Falls site to boost thruster production.
The latest Tesla app update lets drivers view Supercharger layouts and real‑time stall availability from their smartphones before they arrive.
The company confirms the completion of its first full‑scale Otter satellite servicing craft, slated to launch on the upcoming SpaceX Transporter‑18 mission.
Astronomers have detected a faint population of young stars far beyond the known edge of the spiral galaxy Messier 74. This suggests the galaxy could be nearly twice as large as earlier estimates.
Observations with the James Webb Space Telescope show that galaxies existing only half a billion years after the Big Bang already contained significant amounts of elements heavier than hydrogen and helium.
ESA’s Industry Space Days 2026 attracted a record‑high turnout of about 3100 visitors from Europe’s space industry. Held at the ESTEC centre in the Netherlands, the event facilitated discussions on cooperation and future programmes.
A low-lying cloud layer gave an autumn ambience to western Washington and Oregon, while mountainous coastal areas stayed above the pall.
Astronomers study nearby extremely metal-poor O‑stars as analogues to learn why galaxies in the young universe look peculiar.
The upper stage Ship 41 has been mated to the Super Heavy booster as preparations continue for a fueling test and a possible launch in late September.
Researchers are studying whether sails that bend light could deflect an asteroid traveling at high speed.