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Oxfordshire space firm secures £300m for major expansion
2+ hour, 42+ min ago (451+ words) A company has secured £300 million to boost its satellite manufacturing and space intelligence services. Open Cosmos, based at Harwell Campus and founded in 2015, is now one of Europe’s fastest-growing satellite manufacturers and has recorded five years of profitable growth and…...
$450M Series C: The Exploration Company breaks the glass ceiling and sets Europe's reusable space transport agenda
1+ hour, 31+ min ago (212+ words) With a $450 million Series C, The Exploration Company (TEC) breaks the glass ceiling twice over: the funding marks the largest round of its kind for a European space company, and the largest ever secured by an EU-headquartered company with a…...
IBM and NASA's New Moon AI Is Really a Data Infrastructure Project
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (1044+ words) IBM and NASA have released an open AI model that can help scientists identify lunar ice, map craters and study volcanic features across the Moon. Those applications make for an easy headline, although they are not the most important part…...
1,000 simulations prove Earth isn't special, shattering cosmic myth | RBC-Ukraine
1+ hour, 42+ min ago (246+ words) Planets suitable for life may form naturally - without a rare coincidence of cosmic circumstances. Planetologists reached this conclusion after conducting over 1,000 computer simulations of terrestrial planet formation, according to SciTech Daily. For the past 30 years, scientists modeled planet formation using…...
BioSci academic staff earns Gregorio Y. Zara Award for Basic Research
2+ hour, 38+ min ago (183+ words) Department of Biological Science academic staff Asst. Prof. Allan S. Gilles, Jr., PhD, received the Gregorio Y. Zara Award for Basic Research at the 75th Annual Convention of the Philippine Association for the Advancement of Science, Technology and Innovation (PhilAASTI). He was hailed…...
Mercury Shrinking More Than Previously Thought, New Study Suggests
2+ hour, 55+ min ago (914+ words) The wrinkled scars on Mercury, the planet closest to the Sun, indicate that it was once larger and has since shrunk–and it may be shrinking more than scientists previously thought. According to NASA, the smallest planet in our solar…...
SES’s Final Three O3b mPOWER Satellites Successfully Launched | Business Wire
10+ hour, 20+ min ago (161+ words) 13.9.2026 22:22:00 CEST | Business Wire | Press Release SES today announced the successful launch of its eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth O3b mPOWER satellites, further expanding its second-generation medium Earth orbit (MEO) system designed to offer high-performance connectivity services around the world. SES’s Final Three…...
One Year On: Investigating the effects of federal funding changes on scientific research at Hopkins
2+ hour, 38+ min ago (378+ words) By RHEA MAKKUNI and ADITYA SANKAR | September 14, 2026 FOTO: FORTEPAN / PUBLIC DOMAIN One year on, The News-Letter interviewed several Hopkins researchers again to learn more about the ongoing impacts and concerns regarding federal funding. During the initial period of funding changes,…...
In 2026, NASA backed scientists make 'microbites' cookies from plastic bottles in vanilla flavour using baker's yeast that could feed astronauts on Mars
2+ hour, 57+ min ago (589+ words) In 2026, NASA backed scientists make 'microbites' cookies from plastic bottles in vanilla flavour using b The Times of India Plastic waste keeps piling up in oceans, landfills, and cities, while millions of people around the world still don't have enough…...
Burning 165 gallons per mile across Florida flatland, the crawler transporter has hauled three entirely different rocket programs across six decades and no replacement has ever been ordered
2+ hour, 52+ min ago (708+ words) The gravel under it gets ground to powder. Not all at once. Surveyed and replenished, because each steel tread shoe weighs about a ton, and there are 456 of them. The machine covers four and a half miles of Florida flatland…...