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The cost of reaching orbit is now falling faster than that of steamship freight during the 1800s, a shift that economists say will once again transform global commerce.

A CubeSat launched aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-17 mission is carrying what City Labs describes as the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite and the first nuclear-powered CubeSat. The Betavoltaic Orbital High-Reliability (BOHR) spacecraft is designed to validate a compact betavoltaic power source in orbit, providing a potential alternative to conventional solar-and-batter...

2026 has been a big year for space launches. While little will top April’s Artemis II launch, which saw the first lunar flyby since the Apollo 17 1972 moon landing, there have been continuing advances in the commercial sector, and the rate of global launches is increasing rapidly.

Sonatus and Omdia surveyed over 500 auto executives for their thoughts on SDVs, and the responses revealed that – once again – the future is unwritten.

Engineers designing pivot points for outdoor and heavy-duty equipment have long accepted the familiar routine: grease it, run it, regrease it and repeat.