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Hubble Captures Rare Post-Starburst Galaxy 100 Million Light-Years Off
Industry Analysis · ·3 min read

Hubble Captures Rare Post-Starburst Galaxy 100 Million Light-Years Off

Hubble captures a rare post-starburst galaxy 100 million light-years away, revealing a crucial transition phase in galactic evolution.

HTV-X1 Splashed Down 23:09 and 00:09 JST
Industry Analysis · ·2 min read

HTV-X1 Splashed Down 23:09 and 00:09 JST

HTV-X1 splashed down successfully on May 26-27 JST after completing its mission to deliver cargo to the International Space Station and serve as a technology.

Industry Analysis · ·3 min read

Students in New York to Question Astronaut at 11:05 p.m. EDT

Students in York, New York, question NASA astronaut Jessica Meir live from the International Space Station at 11:05 p.m.

VISTA Survey Pinpoints Roman’s Targets Near Milky Way’s Center
Industry Analysis · ·7 min read

VISTA Survey Pinpoints Roman’s Targets Near Milky Way’s Center

The VISTA survey pinpoints potential targets for NASA’s Roman Space Telescope near the Milky Way’s crowded center, building on data from the Hubble Space.

Consistent Lunar Reflections Fine-Tune Landsat Instruments Since 1972
Industry Analysis · ·3 min read

Consistent Lunar Reflections Fine-Tune Landsat Instruments Since 1972

Since 1972, NASA’s Landsat program utilizes consistent lunar reflections to calibrate its instruments and ensure data accuracy over decades of Earth.

PUEO Uses Antarctic Ice to Detect Highest-Energy Neutrinos
Industry Analysis · ·3 min read

PUEO Uses Antarctic Ice to Detect Highest-Energy Neutrinos

PUEO uses Antarctic ice to detect ultrahigh-energy neutrinos, the most energetic particles in the universe.

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Investing

SpaceX IPO 2026: The $1.75T Offering

Confidential S-1 filed April 1. Timeline, valuation, how to invest, and what it means for space stocks.

Program History

Artemis II Mission Recap

What we learned from NASA's first crewed lunar return — launch, flyby, splashdown, Artemis III implications.

Launch Vehicles

Starship V3: Flight 12 Preview

Booster 19, Ship 39, V3 upgrades, new Pad 2, Raptor 3 engines — everything we know about May 2026.

Markets Desk

How America cornered the space industry

775 of 1,752 organisations in our directory are American — more than the next ten countries combined. Why it got that lopsided.

Markets Desk

The funding trapdoor

Of 1,752 directory entries, ninety have a disclosed market cap. The other 1,662 are running on something else.

Exploration Desk

Six probes still in flight

Europa Clipper, JUICE, Hera, Psyche, ESCAPADE, OSIRIS-APEX. Where they're going. When they get there.

Aerospace Desk

The launch market is now three rockets

SpaceX flew 134 missions in 2024. Everyone else combined did 119. Where the consolidation goes from here.

Markets Desk

The mega-constellation thirst trap

Eighteen mega-constellations announced since 2017. Two operational. One profitable. The math on the rest never closed.

Markets Desk

What a kilogram costs

Saturn V $11,400 / kg. Shuttle $24-60k. Falcon 9 $2,500. Starship target $200. The economics of access.

Aerospace Desk

The Soviet rocket that built the modern world

Korolev's R-7. 1,930+ flights. Sputnik to today. The most-flown rocket in history is still flying.

Markets Desk

GEO isn't dying, it's becoming a niche

For ten years pundits called geostationary's death. Instead it stabilised at 12-15 launches/year while LEO exploded around it.

Exploration Desk

Why Mars hasn't happened yet

Three decades of timelines. Zero crewed missions. The honest case against the slideware.