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Is the Sky Really the Limit? Meet the Future of Space Launches

Blue Origin’s New Glenn rocket aims to advance space exploration with its reusable first stage and significant payload capacity. The rocket’s capacity to launch up to 25 times will reduce costs and enhance efficiency in space travel. With its ability to deliver

23 February 2025

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Exploring the Booming Business of Remote Sensing Satellites

The Rising Market for Remote Imagery In 2022, the global market for remote sensing satellites reached an impressive valuation of USD 9.67 billion, with forecasts suggesting robust growth that will propel it to USD 29.19 billion by the year 2030. This represents

2 December 2024

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Is Low Earth Orbit on the Brink of Collapse? Find Out Why

Global Future of Space at Stake Experts are sounding the alarm over the unsustainable increase of satellites and debris in low Earth orbit (LEO). In an urgent plea, a recent United Nations panel underscored the critical need for international collaboration to create

2 December 2024

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Space Traffic Chaos: Are We Heading Towards Orbital Disaster?

As the number of satellites in low Earth orbit skyrockets, experts warn that this region of space could soon become overcrowded and unusable without international cooperation. A significant discussion took place at a United Nations panel in late October, emphasizing the urgent

2 December 2024

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Rocketing Towards Lunar Time: The Quest for a Standard on the Moon

Establishing Lunar Timekeeping for Future Missions In April 2024, a significant call to action emerged from the White House, urging scientists to create a consistent time standard for the Moon. This initiative comes as part of NASA’s Artemis program, which anticipates a

1 December 2024

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New Zealand’s Groundbreaking Venture into Space: A Satellite of Its Own

New Zealand Prepares for Sovereign Satellite Initiative In a significant leap toward technological autonomy, the New Zealand government is actively considering the launch of its inaugural satellite. This initiative aims to empower the nation with its own capabilities in space, enhancing various

1 December 2024

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The Shocking Reality of Cybersecurity Threats in Space

Cybersecurity concerns are intensifying in the realm of space exploration and satellite management. As the interconnected systems that guide navigation and defense mechanisms evolve, the risks of potential breaches loom larger than ever before. Experts highlight that a setback in one segment

1 December 2024

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2025: The Year Space Exploration Takes Off Like Never Before

The Future is Now As we edge closer to 2025, the world of satellite launches is on the brink of a revolutionary leap forward. Numerous missions from a diverse range of international space agencies and commercial ventures are set to pave the

1 December 2024

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Is Starlink Leading Us Towards a Space Monopoly?

The race for dominance in low-Earth orbit (LEO) is heating up, as Elon Musk’s Starlink program currently boasts an impressive fleet of approximately 6,500 satellites, with plans to launch thousands more. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has expressed concerns regarding this concentration,

1 December 2024

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Unlocking the Secrets of Space: The Rise of Starshield and Commercial Satellite Imagery

In the competitive realm of space technology, the landscape is evolving rapidly, especially with significant developments from major players like SpaceX and established firms like Maxar Technologies. For decades, countries including the United States, Russia, and China have pursued anti-satellite (ASAT) technology,

1 December 2024

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Discover the Lunar Legends: Can You Name the Apollo Moonwalkers?

As Earth’s sole natural satellite, the moon is situated approximately 238,855 miles (384,400 kilometers) from our planet. Despite numerous spacefarers embarking on journeys beyond Earth, only a mere dozen individuals have had the extraordinary experience of leaving their footprints on the moon’s

1 December 2024