🚀 Space
Space is the final frontier and is now being opened to everyone thanks to front runners such as NASA and now SpaceX and Elon Musk, Blue Origin and Virgin Galactic.
🛰️ Starlink Premium is on the way – Will it be the right solution for you?
SpaceX has announced the next offering for its satellite internet service. Starlink Premium promises much faster speeds and the ability to connect from anywhere, but it comes with a rather hefty price tag. Is it right for you? Let's find out!
🚮 China succeeds in removing space junk
A Chinese satellite has managed to remove a dead satellite from geostationary orbit, preventing it from becoming space debris. This is but a small part of Chinese efforts to become a major player in space.
🎞 First entertainment studio in space to launch in 2024
Tom Cruise's upcoming movie produced in space is the start of a new entertainment era.
🛫 First crewed SSTO spacecraft to take off soon
The technology of the 90's was insufficient to make the holy grail of spacecraft possible. A startup has now received economic backing to make the first Single Stage to Orbit spaceplane.
🚀 Laser could send "water bears" to other solar systems
While the moon and Mars are the big next steps on everybody's lips, some researchers aim even further.
🛰 Swedish startup to to test Microsat propulsion system
Satellites are getting smaller and cheaper to launch. To prevent these satellites from becoming debris and to extend their expected life, a Swedish startup has developed a novel propulsion system.
💪 Space experiment on muscles could give us longer lives
By studying muscle tissue in microgravity, the MicroAge project hopes to enable the elderly to maintain muscle mass. This could mean healthier, more independent and longer lives.
🚀 Elon Musk shares information on SpaceX future
Elon Musk is Time's Man of the Year. And his future plans are only more ambitious than his past achievements. How about putting astronauts on Mars by 2027 or using the planet as a Noah's Ark?
☄️ 30 years since the first asteroid encounter – this is what you need to know
30 years after our first visit to an asteroid, the projects and perspectives around asteroids have flourished. Our knowledge about them has extended massively – both in terms of risks and possibilities.