Keeping the Human in Medicine: Two AI CoLab Researchers on What Machines Can’t Replace·Someone Is Hacking the Freezers. Pay Attention.·Thinking of Running in 2028? Start Here·What the Lame Duck Session Has to Do With the Ultimate 21st-Century Power Tool: Robots·Black October Wasn't an Attack Wave. It Was a Warning.·Extreme Ownership Means Ultimate Achievement – NASA Culture Shift·
Keeping the Human in Medicine: Two AI CoLab Researchers on What Machines Can’t Replace·Someone Is Hacking the Freezers. Pay Attention.·Thinking of Running in 2028? Start Here·What the Lame Duck Session Has to Do With the Ultimate 21st-Century Power Tool: Robots·Black October Wasn't an Attack Wave. It Was a Warning.·Extreme Ownership Means Ultimate Achievement – NASA Culture Shift·
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YesterdayYahooSpaceX Starship returns to landing pad from orbit, acing test for reusable rocketsSpaceX's Starship upper stage returned to its Starbase launch tower in Texas after orbiting Earth 14 times, marking the first key recovery of that vessel, though the booster failed to return.14 articles · Scientific American, Chicago Tribune, SFGATE, Chron, The Guardian, Los Angeles Times, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Euronews, The Weather Channel (weather.com)
23h agoFlorida TodaySpaceX catches Starship for the first time after launch from TexasSpaceX's Starship Flight 15 upper stage was caught by the Mechazilla tower at Starbase, Texas, a first, while the Super Heavy booster was diverted and lost in the Gulf of Mexico.5 articles · New York Post, Euronews, Space.com
2d agoYahooZelensky criticizes US satellite internet curbs along front lineZelensky publicly criticized renewed US-imposed speed restrictions on Starshield and Starlink service along Ukraine's front line, urging Washington to restore speeds.20 articles · 13 outlets · Euronews, NBC News, POLITICO Europe, Axios, Ars Technica Space, New York Post, SFGATE, Chron, Los Angeles Times
2d agoFlorida TodayVulcan rocket returns to flight Friday. Here's how you can watch itULA's Vulcan rocket is set to return to flight from Cape Canaveral with 40 Amazon Leo satellites, the first Vulcan flight with six solid boosters, before slipping a day to Nov. 14.5 articles · 4 outlets · USA Today, Space.com
4d agoSpaceQ · research by SpaceXStarship Flight 15 to attempt first catch of both stagesSpaceX plans to catch both the Starship ship and its V3 Super Heavy booster at the Starbase tower on Starship Flight 15, which could launch as soon as Friday pending regulatory approval.3 articles · 4 outlets · Chron, The Hill
6d agoNASA News · research by NASAMAX POWER: NASA’s Inaugural Aerospace Expo Ignites America’s FutureNASA shifts SLS toward a near-Block 1 configuration using a stretched Centaur V upper stage and halts Mobile Launcher 2 work, with no new dollar figure disclosed.9 articles · 7 outlets · Space.com
5d agoThe Planetary Society AdvocacyCLPS: NASA's commercial Moon landing missionsThe Planetary Society published an explainer overview of NASA's Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program, tracking past, ongoing and upcoming commercial Moon landing missions.1 outletSpace25 linked
8d agoNASASpaceflight · research by NASANASA announces search for new astronautsNASA opens applications for its 25th astronaut class, with applications closing 3 December 2026 and selection expected in late 2027.2 articles
10d agoAir & Space Forces Magazine · research by Office of Strategic CapitalPentagon Loans $150M to LeoLabs to Build Ground RadarsOffice of Strategic Capital offers LeoLabs a conditional $150 million loan to expand U.S. radar manufacturing and add radars globally by 2030.2 articles
SPO6d agoSpace Policy OnlineWhat’s Happening in Space Policy November 8-14, 2026Space Policy Online previews a crowded week of space policy events, centered on a Senate Commerce nominations hearing for NASA and FCC posts and the Vulcan and Starship launches on November 13.1 outletSpace42 linked
10d agoSpace Policy OnlineTrump Issues “American Declaration of Freedom in Space”President Trump issued a proclamation declaring outer space open to exploration, development, and permanent settlement by American citizens, citing Artemis II and planned Artemis III milestones and a 2028 lunar return goal.2 articles
10d agoAmerican Institute of Aeronautics and AstronauticsNASA Unveils X-70 Fractal Experimental Aircraft ProgramNASA has unveiled the X-70 Fractal, a subsonic experimental testbed aircraft slated for a first flight within two years, with its contractor still undisclosed.1 outlet11 linked
12d agoSpace Policy OnlineChina Plans “Two Launches, Lunar Orbit Rendezvous” to Land Taikonauts on MoonSpace Policy Online reports that China's Wang Xiang laid out a two-launch, lunar-orbit-rendezvous plan for its 2030 crewed Moon landing, with uncrewed tests slated for 2027–2029, and contrasts it with NASA's Artemis lander plans.2 articles
Oct 23Space FoundationArtemis III On Track for Triple-Launch in 2027NASA awarded CLPS contracts to eight companies to deliver science and technology payloads to the Moon, with program funding raised from $2.6 billion to $4.2 billion for initial Moon Base objectives.2 articles
OIDec 23Orbital IndexIssue No. 349Orbital Index's special holiday issue 349 explores how life has shaped Earth's rocks, atmosphere, and minerals while also briefly rounding up space-industry news such as Trump's space executive order and Jared Isaacman's NASA confirmation.1 outletSpace20 linked
OIDec 2Orbital IndexIssue No. 346Orbital Index's weekly newsletter reports that Sierra Space's Dream Chaser Cargo System is now targeted for Q4 2026 on a Vulcan rocket, dropping the ISS visit while still planning a Vandenberg runway landing.1 outletSpace3 linked
OINov 11Orbital IndexIssue No. 344Orbital Index's roundup covers in-space manufacturing funding and contracts, a delayed Shenzhou-20 crew return after suspected debris damage, and other launch and NASA news.1 outletSpace26 linked
OIOct 21Orbital IndexIssue No. 341The Orbital Index newsletter surveys global reusable-rocket progress, noting SpaceX's dominance and competitor milestones from Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, and Chinese commercial firms, alongside a roundup of space and science news.1 outletSpace23 linked