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The United States Space Force has awarded $615 million in new contracts for a second batch of satellites under its Space-Based Advanced Moving Target Indicator program, known as SB-AMTI, a rapidly expanding initiative designed to track aircraft from orbit with…
Impulse Space’s Hybrid Propulsion Strategy: What It Means for Deep Space Operations Impulse Space, the commercial space transportation company founded by SpaceX veteran Tom Mueller, has publicly unveiled a new electric propulsion system intended to complement its existing chemical propulsion…
The question of how many cells comprise the human body may seem straightforward, but the science behind it reveals a landscape of staggering complexity that researchers are still working to fully map. For decades, a figure of roughly 37 trillion…
NASA-Backed Study Maps Viable Pathways to Hydrogen-Powered Aviation by 2050 A research initiative with backing from NASA has produced one of the more substantive assessments to date of alternative aviation fuels capable of addressing the sector’s growing carbon footprint. The…
Bennu Samples Unlock Early Solar System Secrets Material returned from asteroid Bennu by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission is yielding findings that reach far beyond the asteroid itself. Scientists analyzing microscopic minerals embedded within the samples have identified chemical and isotopic signatures…
Red Pyramid’s Mysterious Earthen Structures May Be Ancient Water Management System Two large earthen formations flanking Egypt’s Red Pyramid at Dahshur have prompted researchers to reconsider a foundational assumption in Egyptology. Long classified as construction ramps by mainstream archaeology, these…
NASA Detects Unexpected Heat Signature Below Io’s Surface Scientists from NASA and the Southwest Research Institute have confirmed the detection of an anomalous heat signature beneath the surface of Io, Jupiter’s innermost Galilean moon and the most volcanically active body…
Magnetic Fields Enable Precise Control of Quantum Material States A new study has identified a significant development in quantum materials research: scientists have demonstrated the ability to flip the electronic states of a quantum material using an applied magnetic field.…
Northrop Grumman has taken a significant step forward in the emerging field of on-orbit servicing with the launch of its Mission Robotic Vehicle, a spacecraft designed to physically attach propulsion modules — informally described as orbital “jetpacks” — to commercial…
Roughly 252 million years ago, life on Earth came perilously close to total annihilation. The end-Permian mass extinction event, commonly referred to as the Great Dying, wiped out an estimated 90 to 96 percent of all marine species and approximately…