Science & Innovation

Former Spin founder Euwyn Poon is leveraging SpaceX's Starship potential to build a distributed gigawatt of AI compute in orbit with new startup Orbital.

As SpaceX prepares for a massive IPO, the company is betting its valuation on a risky pivot toward space-based AI compute and orbital data centers.

Reports suggest the Indian government has paused Starlink's rollout following unauthorized service access in Iran, complicating SpaceX's path to an IPO.

Industry leaders from Varda, Planet, and Star Catcher are redefining the edge of the cloud. Explore the technical shift toward on-orbit computing and AI integration.

NASA has named Randy Bresnik as commander of Artemis 3. Learn why the crew is confident in a one-year training window for one of NASA's most complex missions.

Commercial space intelligence from providers like BlackSky is shifting border security from reactive patrolling to AI-driven, near real-time predictive monitoring.

NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman responds to criticism over the all-male crew selection for the Artemis 3 mission, citing skill sets and operational availability.

DeepMind and other AI labs are solving long-standing mathematical conjectures, challenging the traditional career path of academic mathematicians.

NASA directed astronauts to take an 'elevated safety posture' inside the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft while Roscosmos attempted emergency repairs on a leaking ISS service module.

CFS has released five peer-reviewed papers detailing the physics and engineering behind ARC, its planned 400 MW commercial fusion power plant.

Researchers use NASA satellite imagery to identify 'vital signs' of urbanization, suggesting that the erratic growth of cities is actually a sign of systemic resilience.

Move beyond manual debugging. Discover how test-case reducers automate the process of shrinking massive crash-inducing inputs into minimal, actionable bugs.

NASA has officially unveiled the crew for Artemis III, the ambitious mission intended to land the first woman and first person of color on the lunar surface.

An analysis of the leadership vacuum at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and its impact on the US response to escalating Ebola threats.

SoftBank Group shares dive 10% as Asian tech markets track Wall Street losses. OpenAI IPO filings and SpaceX valuation concerns trigger a sector-wide rotation.

CEO Dave Limp reveals Blue Origin aims to fly New Glenn again this year despite significant launchpad damage at Cape Canaveral.

BlackSky Technology is accelerating the development of its AROS constellation under a new NRO contract modification, aiming for a 2028 flight-ready system for large-scale mapping.

Industry leaders from Varda and Planet discuss the shift toward on-orbit computing, driven by AI demand and the need to reduce latency in space-to-ground data pipelines.

Beyond simple imagery, companies like BlackSky are using AI and high-revisit satellite constellations to compress the decision cycle for border security agencies.

A new wave of space startups is hitting $1 billion valuations at record speed, driven by orbital data centers and the global AI compute race.