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Space to Grow argues that political inefficiencies stunted NASA’s innovation, while SpaceX’s market-driven model slashed costs by up to 99 percent, launching a new era of commercial exploration.
While US officials are worried about Russian anti-satellite weapons, or ASATs, the behavior of Russia's Nivelir satellites is puzzling. It's clear that Russia is deliberately launching these ...
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GZERO Media on MSNThe new Sputnik momentOver the last decade, the world of space exploration and innovation has exploded. On this episode of Next Giant Leap, season 2 hosts Mike Greenley, CEO of MDA Space, and Mike Massimino, Columbia ...
Two small spaceports in the far north of Sweden and Norway are racing to launch the first satellites from mainland Europe ...
But these Mission Extension Vehicles don't have the ability to transfer fluids from one satellite to another. That is the ...
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The Mercury Rocket vs. Sputnik: How the U.S. Fell BehindHow did America respond to the Soviet Union’s space dominance? The Mercury Rocket was supposed to put the U.S. ahead, but despite its early victories, it was quickly replaced. Why? Find out the ...
Gregory Vaisman, co-founder of Sputnik Russian Television and Cultural Association and long-term St Kilda resident, has ...
Russia's co-orbital satellite tactics are redefining space deterrence and signaling a more aggressive phase in orbital ...
President Donald Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” includes a significant build up of U.S. military and security installations, ...
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