🏢 International Space Station Organization

Astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) are not experiencing “zero gravity” in the literal sense. The station orbits about 400 kilometers above Earth, where gravity is still about 90% as s

FAA documents have revealed new details about SpaceX’s secretive Starfall project, an uncrewed reentry vehicle program aimed at supporting in-space manufacturing and rapid cargo delivery from orbit. O

NASA has launched a new recruiting initiative called “NASA Force” to bring in technical experts for mission-critical roles. Announced on April 17 in partnership with the U.S. Office of Personnel Manag

The U.S. Space Force currently does not deploy armed personnel in space but is open to future possibilities as the strategic landscape evolves. Senior officers indicated that planning encompasses a 15

The U.S. space nuclear propulsion initiatives are experiencing a revival after a significant setback in 2025, which saw NASA cancel a crucial demonstration of nuclear propulsion technology. This devel

SpaceX has launched a new online space tracking tool named 'Stargaze,' designed to enhance space situational awareness (SSA) and provide collision warnings for satellites. The system utilizes data fro

Max Space has announced plans to develop Thunderbird Station, a commercial space station that can be launched on a single Falcon 9 rocket. The station will feature an expandable module with a volume o

Florida startup Max Space is set to launch a prototype of its commercial space station, named Thunderbird, by 2027. The innovative design features an expandable habitat technology that allows the enti