beyond-earth

Elon Musk believes AI could generate up to $500 billion in annual revenue for SpaceX as early as next year.

City Labs could pave the way for a host of new space innovations after it became the first private company to send a nuclear system to space.

Though Blue Origin has set forth an optimistic rebuild timeline, it will likely have to rely on another rocket to reach the Moon in time.

SpaceX is racing to test its upgraded Starship V3, as Blue Origin aims to steal the spotlight with a major lunar landing achievement later this year.

Artemis II made it home. Now NASA owes us the full story of how close it actually came.

NASA is trading ambition for realism as it tries to stabilize a program long plagued by delays and technical setbacks.

Behind the sci-fi rhetoric, the SpaceX–xAI merger points to orbital data centers and AI infrastructure, not stellar consciousness.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt’s new initiative aims to fly the first private space telescope by 2029. Will it pave the way for more private observatories?

By completing a refueling maneuver the US has yet to manage, China has nudged the space race in its direction.

Starlink is no longer just about internet. Musk wants to use it to power AI and cool the planet—with zero guardrails in orbit.

Artemis II is NASA’s first real test of whether its new systems and partnerships can truly sustain human exploration beyond Earth.

Rocket Lab’s Neutron and New Glenn mark the first serious challenge to SpaceX’s dominance. The stakes go well beyond launch costs.

SpaceX, NASA, and China are betting big on orbital gas stations to power missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond.

Lockheed Martin’s leaner, $3B proposal offers a technical workaround, but at what cost to science and planetary protection?

The Trump administration’s view on DRACO is wide of the mark. It’s another example of the US ceding space leadership to China.

Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt says data centers will go from 3% to 99% of total electricity consumption. Space could provide the solution.

With China and India surging ahead, slashing NASA’s budget could stall global space innovation.

“Today we know twice as much about our launch system as yesterday before launch,” Isar CEO Daniel Metzler wrote on X.

Elon Musk added to his long list of baseless claims when he claimed the Starliner astronauts were left in space for “political reasons”.

NASA’s latest estimate sees the probability of 2024 YR4 impacting Earth rising to 3.1 percent.