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The Spectrum rocket, developed by Bavarian startup Isar Aerospace, prepares for its maiden voyage, marking a new era for European space exploration. Constructed primarily in-house, Spectrum features powerful Aquila engines that highlight European innovation. Isar Aerospace, positioned at the forefront of European

SpaceX is driven by bold ambitions, aiming to connect Earth with the Moon and Mars through the development of the Starship Starbase in Florida. The construction of this massive Gigabay, which will support spacecraft carrying up to 100 individuals, is set to

The Department of Justice withdrew its lawsuit against SpaceX, which faced allegations of discriminating against non-citizens in its hiring practices. Prosecutors claimed that SpaceX unjustly emphasized U.S. citizenship in job listings, despite many roles not legally requiring it. The lawsuit was dismissed

Brigham Young University researchers are using gene editing to eliminate mosquitoes’ ability to transmit malaria, aiming to eradicate this deadly disease. BYU students made significant astronomical discoveries, sharing their work on variable stars and black holes at the American Astronomical Society conference.

John McFall, an ESA reserve astronaut and former Paralympian, is set to become the first person with a disability to be certified for an extended mission to the International Space Station. A motorcycle accident at 19 claimed McFall’s leg, but he defied