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Ship 41 Flight 14 belly flop and crewed landing risk. ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

So the question of the day is: If a Moon or Mars colony declares independence, can someone on Earth become a citizen without ever going? Passport, vote, tax. No longer governed from Earth. All from a couch

Google wants to put AI compute in orbit. Project Suncatcher sounds like sci-fi, but its first real test could expose whether orbital AI can actually work. Here’s what Google is testing, and what could

Today in Space History - Names New to Orbit 🚀 Stardate 1602.7559 (OCTOBER 2, 1991) On the morning of 2 October 1991 a Soyuz-U2 left Baikonur with Alexander Volkov, Franz Viehböck, and Toktar Aubakirov.

Stay Informed! Be in the Top 1% in Solar Awareness among the Human Species! "Eyes open, no fear!" - Daily Solar Alerts, World Weather, Space Watch, Earthquake Update and Much More News from Ben

Transporter 18 Transporter missions are rideshare flights offered by SpaceX for small-satellite customers, typically supporting payloads up to 50 kg. SpaceX has indicated it will scale back Falcon 9 operations

🚀 AI Is Going to Space — and It Won’t Wait for Earth What if a satellite could look at something in space, analyze the data using AI right there, and send only the important information back to Earth?

Stay Informed! Be in the Top 1% in Solar Awareness among the Human Species! "Eyes open, no fear!" - Daily Solar Alerts, World Weather, Space Watch, Earthquake Update and Much More News from Ben

Stay Informed! Be in the Top 1% in Solar Awareness among the Human Species! "Eyes open, no fear!" - Daily Solar Alerts, World Weather, Space Watch, Earthquake Update and Much More News from Ben

On 28 September 2026, SpaceX conducted Integrated Flight Test 14 (IFT-14) of the Starship program. During ascent, the Super Heavy booster lost two engines. This did not affect overall booster performance.

Some dates stack. 29 September keeps returning with the same kind of first: not a parade, just a craft that opened a door and left a habit behind. Today in Space History - A Skylark Above the Ionosphere

Stay Informed! Be in the Top 1% in Solar Awareness among the Human Species! "Eyes open, no fear!" - Daily Solar Alerts, World Weather, Space Watch, Earthquake Update and Much More News from Ben

Goals 1st Orbital flight Deployment of 26 V3 Starlink satellites Approximate payload mass: 50 t Mission profile: 6 orbits The targeted initial orbit is 275 km. Planned mission duration is approximately

The Next Fifty Years in Space In the eighth chapter of The Next Fifty Years in Space Patrick Moore turns his attention to the colonization of the planet Mars. Writing in 1975, he is gazing into his crystal

Some dates stack. 28 September keeps coming back with the same kind of moment: not a parade, just a craft that did what it said it would, and left a habit behind. Today in Space History - A Private Rocket