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The Expanse: A Realistic Portrayal of Space Travel and Politics in a Colonized Solar System

The Expanse, a science fiction show that debuted 10 years ago, offers a realistic depiction of space travel and explores the political tensions between Earth, Mars, and the asteroid belt in a future where humanity has colonized the Solar System. The show"s attention to technical detail and its portrayal of a potentially plausible future have made it a favorite among fans of science fiction and aerospace enthusiasts.

about 1 month ago5/100
News

Blue Origin Achieves Midpoint in New Glenn Rocket Certification for National Security Missions

Blue Origin has successfully completed two out of four required flights for the certification of its New Glenn rocket to launch national security missions, with the second flight achieving a milestone by recovering the first stage booster. This progress sets the stage for Blue Origin to potentially secure a significant role in future national security space launches.

about 1 month ago60/100
Blue OriginNASAU.S. Space Force
MissionsSpace Exploration

Expedition 74 Crew Conducts Research and Maintenance on International Space Station

The Expedition 74 crew spent the week of December 8-12, 2025, conducting research, maintaining systems, and capturing stunning views of Earth from the International Space Station. The crew"s activities included studying stem cells in microgravity, conducting experiments on the vestibular system, and performing routine maintenance tasks.

about 1 month ago10/100
NASAJapan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)Roscosmos
MissionsSpace Exploration

US Space Force Deploys Counter-UAS System at Cape Canaveral to Enhance Security

The US Space Force has initiated the installation of a counter-uncrewed aerial systems (UAS) system at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station to protect against drone threats, ensuring the security and integrity of launch operations. This development marks a significant step in addressing emerging security challenges in the aerospace sector.

about 1 month ago40/100
US Space ForceAir Force Research LaboratoryNational Reconnaissance Office
Policy & RegulationRegulation

SpaceX IPO Plans and Recent Developments in the Aerospace Industry

SpaceX is planning to go public via an initial public offering (IPO) within the next 12-18 months, while other companies like Avio and Orbex are making strides in their respective areas of expertise. The recent developments in the aerospace industry also include NASA accelerating Dragon launches due to Russian launch pad issues and the European Space Agency working on a launch abort system.

about 1 month ago40/100
NASASpaceXESA
Policy & RegulationRegulation

Astronomers Achieve Unprecedented Detail in Capturing Nova Explosions on White Dwarfs

Researchers using the Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy (CHARA) array have successfully captured close-up images of thermonuclear explosions on two white dwarfs, revealing complex eruptions and providing new insights into these celestial events. This breakthrough observation has significant implications for our understanding of nova eruptions and their role in the universe.

about 1 month ago60/100
ScienceResearch
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