As space infrastructure continues to expand, experts argue that securing orbital systems is now as vital as the launch itself. This conversation spotlights the technologies and collaborative efforts strengthening the chain of trust in space, from protecting hardware against supply chain attacks to guarding satellite networks.

Space infrastructure faces inherent security challenges, prompting experts to propose a hardware-based shift in trust. By embedding security at the most fundamental levels, the sector aims to safeguard the next generation of technologies for years to come.

NASA’s effort to rescue the Swift Observatory did not go as planned, but the mission remains a valuable source of scientific knowledge. Though the operation fell short, many hope vital lessons can still be drawn from the Swift program.

A puzzling formation in East Antarctica seemed to resemble a hummingbird when captured by satellite data. In reality, this surprising shape was just a mountaintop revealed by NISAR’s radar instruments, offering a reminder of how science can transform our view of remote landscapes.

In a collaborative effort, Quantinuum and SoftBank Corp. have unveiled a new white paper that explores how quantum chemistry and graph analytics could benefit from evolving quantum hardware. By mapping these use cases to Quantinuum’s technology roadmap, the paper outlines the steps needed to transition toward a fault-tolerant future for quantum computing.

Europe is reviewing decades-old space policy as satellites and orbital networks solidify their role in essential infrastructure. A new EU Space Act seeks to bolster security, sustainability, and reliability for years to come, underscoring the urgent need for independent access to the final frontier.

As European governments move to reduce dependence on the United States for their space initiatives, both the UK and the EU are recalibrating their strategies. These efforts could reshape the global landscape of space cooperation and innovation.

Rocket Lab recently achieved a critical milestone by performing a full-duration static fire test of its Archimedes engine, designed for the second stage of the Neutron rocket. This test marks a key advancement in Rocket Lab’s pursuit of next-generation launch capabilities.

NASA’s Artemis II mission soared to an unprecedented 149 million views, breaking the agency’s streaming record. According to NASA figures, the astronauts connected with hundreds of millions worldwide, demonstrating the continued public fascination with lunar exploration.

A record-breaking IPO from SpaceX has not only electrified the market but also revealed new directions for investors. As 2026’s IPO boom continues, major deals are no longer restricted to AI—other sectors now offer compelling opportunities.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket aims for its record-breaking 36th flight early on July 9, promising another major milestone in commercial spaceflight. Readers can tune in to watch this highly anticipated launch live, further reflecting SpaceX’s continuing leadership in space exploration.

A revolutionary shift in business networking is taking shape. SuperBroadband merges the largest 5G network with Starlink technology to deliver ultimate redundancy, unmatched coverage, and unprecedented simplicity for companies in search of dependable connectivity.

Wedbush has taken a bullish stance on SpaceX by initiating coverage with an Outperform rating and a $190 price target. Multiple outlets, including Investor’s Business Daily, Yahoo Finance, and Barron’s, highlight Dan Ives’s optimism toward Starlink and potential AI-driven growth.

WISeKey’s WISeID is set to benefit as the global security landscape evolves towards post-quantum digital identity and authentication standards. With organizations worldwide seeking stronger technologies, WISeID could emerge as a leader in next-generation safeguards.

The Space Shuttle Endeavour is set for its ultimate showcase at the California Science Center’s soon-to-open Samuel Oschin Air and Space Center. Instead of blasting off again, this storied spacecraft will stand upright in a launch-like position, offering visitors a powerful new look at NASA’s celebrated program.

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 is scheduled to send 24 new Starlink satellites into orbit tonight, June 24, from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. This high-profile launch, part of the company’s growing constellation, invites viewers to watch it live.

Researchers at National Tsing Hua University have introduced the world’s brightest room-temperature single-photon source. Emitting over 2.3 billion photons per second and featuring non-blinking, ultrafast emission, this innovation marks a groundbreaking milestone in quantum communications.

SpaceX’s unprecedented initial public offering, which raised $75, has ignited debates on how technology-driven enterprises shape our global marketplace. Kirk Greene’s commentary highlights the triumph and uncertainty surrounding the world’s largest IPO to date.

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have uncovered a salty twist in the atmosphere of the so-called Pink Planet, widely recognized as one of the coldest exoplanets ever found. This surprising development underscores the telescope’s power to reshape our understanding of distant worlds.

NASA astronaut and Cal Poly alum Victor Glover spoke to nearly 1,300 members of the university community, showcasing how the school’s hands-on teaching approach launched him into a successful career. Glover, whose resume includes the recent Artemis II lunar mission, underscored the power of “Learn by Doing” for shaping future explorers.

Elon Musk’s growing fortune sparks discussions about his potential to transform key industries and even societal norms. An L.A. Times reader underscores his latest ventures, including electric vehicles, rockets bound for Mars, and self-driving cars that may save thousands of lives.