Science & Innovation

NASA outlines three critical lunar missions through 2026 to test payloads from Blue Origin, Astrolab, and Intuitive Machines ahead of human returns.

Katie Holden's stunning image of stem-cell-derived neurons wins the Evident Image of the Year, blurring the line between cellular biology and deep-space astronomy.

Ferrari's first fully electric vehicle, the Luce, has triggered a sharp decline in shares as investors and purists clash over the car's design and the brand's shift away from combustion.

Thomson expands its Phoenix portfolio in India with the Google 5.0 QLED series, bringing quantum dot technology to the ultra-budget segment starting at ₹10,999.

SpaceX scrubbed the first flight of Starship V3 due to a tower arm failure. With an IPO looming, the pressure to prove the third-gen rocket's reliability is mounting.

The FAA has lifted the grounding on Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket after an April flight failure involving an 'off-nominal thermal condition' in the upper stage.

SpaceX's first flight of the upgraded Starship V3 hardware saw successful satellite deployment but ended in a booster failure and a planned ship explosion.

American Airlines is integrating Starlink's LEO satellite internet across 500 narrow-body Airbus aircraft, signaling a shift in aviation connectivity and fueling SpaceX's IPO momentum.

An analysis of SpaceX's SEC filings reveals slowing Starlink user growth and the critical financial risk if Starship fails to achieve full reusability.

Redmond-based startup Starcloud is integrating SpaceX's Starlink laser terminals to bypass ground stations and scale its orbital AI cloud infrastructure.

NASA pivots its Lunar Terrain Vehicle strategy, awarding contracts to Blue Origin, Astrolab, and Lunar Outpost to deploy rovers and drones ahead of Artemis 4.

The U.S. Space Force has tapped SpaceX to build the Space Data Network (SDN) backbone using Starshield satellites, marking a strategic shift toward a unified orbital data layer.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman unveils a nearly $1 billion investment in lunar terrain vehicles and drone missions to establish a permanent presence at the Moon's South Pole.

NASA awards contracts to Astrolab and Lunar Outpost for lunar rovers, while the MoonFall drone program hints at the first physical 'safety zones' on the Moon.

Elon Musk claims US military contractors violated Starlink's terms of service by using civilian satellites for LUCAS suicide drones, sparking a pricing war with the Pentagon.

A look back at the federal lawsuit where DirecTV accused sports icon O.J. Simpson of using illegal descramblers to steal satellite services.

Robert Moor's 'On Trails' explores the intersection of hiking, biological systems, and the architecture of the internet in a surprising blend of memoir and science.

New research reveals beluga whales exhibit mirror self-recognition, placing them in a rare group of animals capable of self-awareness.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren argues that a $2 billion federal investment in quantum startups and IBM's new venture Anderon may violate the CHIPS and Science Act.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren argues the US government's $2 billion investment in quantum startups, including a massive deal with IBM, violates the CHIPS and Science Act.