Redwire Proposes Blueprint for Massive Orbital Data Centers Using Roll-Out Solar Tech
Redwire Corporation releases a technical whitepaper detailing how ROSA solar arrays and deployable radiators could enable scalable compute infrastructure in space.
Tag: SpaceTech
NASA Shifts Gears Toward ‘Lunar Permanence’ With Nearly $1 Billion in Moon Base Infrastructure Contracts
NASA announces massive contract awards to Astrolab, Lunar Outpost, and Blue Origin to establish the first phase of a permanent lunar presence at the South Pole.
NASA’s Newest Martian Frontier: Swarm Robots Designed to Map Hidden Lava Tubes
Scientists are developing a swarm of autonomous robots to explore the treacherous lava tubes of Mars, potentially uncovering signs of ancient life.
The Musk Conglomerate: Why a SpaceX-Tesla Merger is Becoming a Logical Endpoint
As SpaceX prepares for its Nasdaq debut, evidence mounts that Elon Musk may be steering Tesla and SpaceX toward a singular, AI-driven corporate entity.
European Defense Shifts Toward ‘Hybrid Sovereignty’ in Space as Viasat Lessons Sink In
European nations are moving away from single-source space reliance, adopting a mix of sovereign, commercial, and federated satellite capabilities to ensure military readiness.
Redwire Proposes a Blueprint for Orbital Data Centers to Solve Space’s Biggest Heat Problem
Redwire reveals a scalable architecture for space-based data centers, leveraging ROSA solar arrays and deployable radiators to handle extreme compute heat.
FAA Clears Blue Origin’s New Glenn for Flight Following Upper Stage Thermal Failure
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.
Starcloud Bets on Starlink Laser Mesh to Power Orbital AI Data Centers
Redmond-based startup Starcloud is integrating SpaceX's Starlink laser terminals to bypass ground stations and scale its orbital AI cloud infrastructure.
Russian Military Satellites Shift Orbits to Shadow Finnish-American Surveillance Craft
Orbital tracking data reveals four Russian Kosmos satellites have adjusted their inclinations to close the gap with ICEYE-X36, a radar imaging satellite supporting Ukraine.
Vast Space Pivots Toward High-Power Satellites After Haven-1 Tech Demo Success
Vast Space is expanding its orbital ambitions, announcing a new line of 15 kW-class satellite buses based on technology from its upcoming Haven-1 space station.