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Icarus Robotics has completed initial free‑flight tests of its Joy robot in Canada, preparing the system for a planned demonstration on the International Space Station in 2027.
The US Space Force has confirmed that it operates weapon systems in Earth orbit to protect joint forces from space‑based attacks.
Elon Musk is amplifying anticipation for the upcoming Tesla Roadster reveal.
The ESA‑JAXA BepiColombo mission, after nearly eight years of flight, is entering the final stage of its approach to Mercury. The BELA laser altimeter is prepared to measure the planet’s surface topography.
A newly developed plasma thruster could power satellites using only the extremely thin atmosphere found in very low Earth orbit.
On September 21 experts will discuss the technology, policy and business models needed to create a functional in‑orbit logistics ecosystem.
United States Space Command conducted its inaugural Apollo Maneuvers exercise, marking the first-ever live‑fly training where spacecraft maneuvered in orbit through a simulated contested environment.
Introversion's 2026 release The Last Starship offers a sandbox shipbuilding experience reminiscent of FTL, yet remains largely under the radar.
The new Lego Star Wars collection offers ten detailed spacecraft for fans of both the Jedi and the Sith.
A hands‑on demo of the upcoming action RPG Exodus has heightened anticipation. Developed by BioWare veterans, the game aims to capture the feel of Mass Effect, though it lacks a romance option with a talking octopus.
After nearly a decade of waiting, Al Hope says working on the sequel feels like coming home.
A conversation with Innoflight’s founder reveals how the company’s hardware supports Golden Dome, Artemis and the Space Development Agency’s data‑intensive missions.