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Galactic cloud regions: why AI’s power problem is pushing data centres into orbit

Galactic cloud regions: why AI’s power problem is pushing data centres into orbit

Not so long ago, “cloud regions” were just dots on

Orbiting the Future of Pharma: Varda’s $187M Bet on Drugs Made in Space

Orbiting the Future of Pharma: Varda’s $187M Bet on Drugs Made in Space

In a gleaming lab in El Segundo, California, three scorched

Satellite Salvage Begins: Otter Pup’s Daring Docking Could Rewrite Orbital Economics

Satellite Salvage Begins: Otter Pup’s Daring Docking Could Rewrite Orbital Economics

A New Kind of Space Rescue Mission Later this year,

Amazon’s Big Leap Into Space: Project Kuiper Takes on Starlink

Amazon’s Big Leap Into Space: Project Kuiper Takes on Starlink

Amazon Enters the Satellite Broadband Arena On April 9, 2025,

Mushrooms in Microgravity and the First Polar Orbit: Fram2’s Historic Leap

Mushrooms in Microgravity and the First Polar Orbit: Fram2’s Historic Leap

Reaching New Heights – Over the Poles In a bold

Anduril’s ExoAnalytic Deal Is a Bet on the Software Age of Missile Defense

Anduril’s ExoAnalytic Deal Is a Bet on the Software Age of Missile Defense

Sierra Space’s $550 million raise shows what private space is being valued for now

Sierra Space’s $550 million raise shows what private space is being valued for now

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

NASA’s SLS clears a cleaner second fueling rehearsal—putting a March 6 Artemis II launch back in play

NASA’s SLS clears a cleaner second fueling rehearsal—putting a March 6 Artemis II launch back in play

China’s launch surge is changing LEO — and the crowding is now a strategic risk

China’s launch surge is changing LEO — and the crowding is now a strategic risk

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Propulsion

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Satellites

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