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Insights into NASA’s Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP)

The NASA Glenn Research Center provides fascinating insights into its groundbreaking Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP).

Fuelling the final frontier: How the US space economy is powering innovation and growth

NOAA Office of Space Commerce (OSC) discuss how strategic investments and innovation are driving the rapid growth of the US space economy.

How NASA is utilising AI technologies on Earth and in space

David Salvagnini, Chief Artificial Intelligence Officer at NASA discusses how AI technologies are shaping the trajectory of NASA’s work.

Tackling space debris with a drydock

Jacob Bouchard’s Low-Earth Orbit scrapyard aims to reduce space debris by recycling and repairing materials, promoting space sustainability.

The energetic Universe: The UK and very-high-energy gamma-rays

Jon Lapington and Paula Chadwick explore the UK's contributions and leadership potential in very-high-energy gamma-ray science.

Western Space: Interdisciplinary space science to tackle major societal challenges

Western Space's interdisciplinary approach to space science is addressing the key challenges facing today’s world.

Tartu Observatory: Your gateway to space exploration and innovation

Tartu Observatory combines advanced space technology with environmental monitoring, empowering space exploration projects.

Opteran and Airbus team up to enhance navigation of Mars rovers with nature-inspired software

Opteran and Airbus are testing revolutionary neuromorphic software in Mars rovers, enhancing their autonomy and navigation.

Space Force funds $35m for next-gen nuclear microreactor spacecraft propulsion

A $35M Space Force initiative combines nuclear microreactors and electric propulsion for faster, more efficient spacecraft manoeuvres.

Boosting deep space communications capacity at Goonhilly

Goonhilly will provide deep space communications services to the UK Space Agency and international partners from its satellite Earth station.

NASA’s Europa Clipper mission launches to search for life on Jupiter’s moon

NASA's Europa Clipper mission has officially begun its journey to explore Jupiter's moon Europa, which may harbour conditions for life.

ESA’s Hera mission launches: A new chapter in planetary defence

The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched its first planetary defence spacecraft, the Hera mission. Find out more.

Cutting-edge SwRI sensor advances space weather monitoring on NOAA satellite

SwRI has integrated its Solar Wind Plasma Sensor into the NOAA's upcoming Space Weather Follow On-Lagrange 1 (SWFO-L1) satellite.

Hubble Space Telescope unearths surprising black hole discoveries

Surprising discoveries by Hubble reveal more early-universe black holes than anticipated. Discover the implications of these findings.

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