NASA Crew Shelters in SpaceX Dragon as Russian Service Module Leaks Trigger Emergency Protocols
NASA ordered astronauts to shelter in the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft while Roscosmos attempted emergency repairs on a leaking ISS service module.
Tag: Aerospace Technology
Russia-Linked ‘Lightning’ Satellites Caught Jamming GPS and BeiDou Signals from Space
New research from UT Austin and Stanford reveals a Russian satellite constellation in Molniya orbits has been intentionally jamming GPS and BeiDou signals since 2019.
Russian Early-Warning Satellites Linked to Continental-Scale GPS Interference Across Europe
New research from UT Austin and Stanford identifies Russian Kosmos 2546 and EKS constellation satellites as the source of mysterious GPS interference bursts over Europe.
The Tempo War: How High-Frequency Satellite Intelligence is Redefining European Border Security
Border security is moving away from static surveillance toward high-frequency, AI-driven satellite intelligence to counter adaptive migration and smuggling networks.
Russia’s ‘Lightning’ War: How a Secret Satellite Constellation Has Been Jamming GPS Since 2019
New research from UT Austin and Stanford confirms Russia has been using Molniya-orbit satellites to intentionally jam GPS and BeiDou signals for years.
ISS Crew Retreats to SpaceX Dragon as Russian Module Leaks Trigger ‘Safe Haven’ Protocol
NASA ordered astronauts to shelter in the SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft after Roscosmos detected new leaks in a Russian service module on the ISS.
The Invisible Border War: Why a 2027 Regulatory Summit in Shanghai is the New Space Race
Beyond the launchpads, the US and China are fighting for control of the orbital spectrum. Discover why the WRC-27 conference in Shanghai is the next critical front in…
Prada’s Luxury Logistics Meet Lunar Survival: Axiom Unveils New Underlayer for Artemis Suits
Axiom Space and Prada have unveiled the Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment (LCVG) for the AxEMU lunar suit, merging luxury garment expertise with NASA's Artemis missions.
Prada’s Lunar Contribution: Inside the High-Fashion Engineering of Axiom’s New Spacesuit Layer
Axiom Space unveils the Liquid Cooling and Ventilation Garment (LCVG) developed with Prada for the Artemis III moon missions, blending haute couture precision with aerospace engineering.
Blue Origin Bets on Aggressive 2026 Return Following Massive New Glenn Explosion
CEO Dave Limp confirms Blue Origin plans to fly New Glenn again by the end of 2026, despite severe launchpad damage and ongoing investigations into the recent explosion.