Solar Orbiter Traces the Origin of S-Shaped Solar Kinks
Scientists have pinpointed the surface origin of mysterious S-shaped magnetic kinks in the solar wind, solving a key piece of the solar heating puzzle.
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Economics of Mass Driving Scale in Autonomous Defense Systems
Zeus Research and Technology details how scaling production economics are reshaping the future of unmanned systems and military hardware.
Namibia Scales Up Space Infrastructure and Policy to Join the Global Satellite Economy
Namibia is actively laying the groundwork for a robust national space sector by investing in satellite infrastructure, drafting dedicated legislation, and expanding local STEM education.
Air-Dropped Sailboat Drone Prototype Blends Flight and Ocean Navigation
Engineers have developed ALBATROSS, a lightweight hybrid drone that drops from the air via autorotation before converting into a wind-propelled ocean vessel.
Amateur Astronomer Uses AI to Spot Potential New Exoplanet
Armed with public data from NASA's TESS telescope and conversational AI tools, a product manager in Spain has identified a compelling exoplanet candidate.
SpaceX demands urgent orbital coordination protocols following close calls
SpaceX is pushing for stricter international space traffic management after recording multiple alarming near-misses involving its Starlink constellation.
Ukraine Developing Domestic Satellite Network To Rival Starlink
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirms plans to build a domestic satellite communications constellation, targeting an initial launch of 120 satellites via SpaceX by 2027.
Seasats Scales Up San Diego Operations to Meet Surging Defense Tech Demand
Surface drone manufacturer Seasats has expanded into a larger San Diego headquarters, driven by rising military requirements for autonomous marine systems.
JAXA Engineers Plan Clever Engine Fix to Save Hayabusa2 Asteroid Mission
Japan's Hayabusa2 probe faces a critical engine failure on its extended mission, prompting engineers to attempt a clever hybrid repair.
US Space Force Retires Last Defense Support Program Satellites
The final two operating satellites from the Cold War-era Defense Support Program have been moved to an orbital graveyard, officially concluding the mission.
