Artemis Accords reach 70 signatories as European tour begins
Two nations joined the Artemis Accords within forty-eight hours of each other in mid-July, pushing the total to 70 signatories. Meanwhile, t…
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Psyche Snaps Detailed Mars Images on Its Way to a Metal World
Bound for asteroid 16 Psyche, NASA's spacecraft swung past Mars in May 2026 and captured a sharp, multispectral mosaic of the planet's surfa…
Bijagós Archipelago Captured in Striking Orbital Imagery
Tidal mudflats, tangled mangrove forests, and nesting sea turtles define Guinea-Bissau's Bijagós archipelago. New imagery from ESA and NASA …
Soyuz MS-29 Delivers Fresh Crew to ISS as NASA Chief Watches
A Soyuz MS-29 spacecraft lifted off from Baikonur on July 14, 2026, carrying a new crew to the International Space Station. NASA Administrat…
Soyuz MS-29 and Starship: Two Milestones in One Busy Week
Roscosmos is launching a fresh crew to the International Space Station aboard Soyuz MS-29, while SpaceX readies Starship for its thirteenth …
Defense Budgets Drive Europe's Space Sector Against Global Trend
Europe's space sector is bucking a global downturn. Government space spending on the continent climbed roughly 12% to an estimated $15.4 bil…
SpaceX hits 600 reused Falcon booster flights in a record week
Between July 10 and 13, 2026, SpaceX conducted three separate Starlink missions from two launch sites, including a milestone flight marking …
Earth Observation Overtakes Telecom in Europe's Space Industry
The European space industry bounced back in 2025 after a difficult 2024, according to Eurospace's annual report. The headline finding: Earth…
MDA Space acquires CLS, doubling down on Earth data analytics
Canadian space company MDA Space has agreed to acquire French Earth data analytics firm CLS, marking its second major deal in a matter of we…
The Exploration Company opens US subsidiary to compete for federal contracts
Germany-based The Exploration Company has set up a dedicated US legal entity called TEC Federal, positioning itself to bid on American gover…
Webb Peers Through Dust to Expose Centaurus A's Hidden Depths
Marking four years of science operations, the James Webb Space Telescope has produced its most detailed view yet of Centaurus A, resolving m…
Metal 3D Printing in Orbit: A Step Toward Crew Self-Sufficiency
A metal 3D printer installed on the ISS by ESA in 2024 has reached a new milestone: its fifth sample is now on its way back to Earth for ana…
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