Astroscale wants to be the world's friendly neighborhood space garbage collector
Just as World Economic Forum pushes for five-year deadline to de-orbit junk
The Reg in Space16 Jun 2023 | 29
The Reg in Space
Make space for The Reg in Space week. All week we'll be bringing you the best of what's happening on this planet and others.
Fresh details on the flash that sits inside Mars Perseverance Rover
Plus space-hardened SSDs planned for lunar DC ... if and when that happens
The Reg in Space15 Jun 2023 | 5
Phosphates on Enceladus could mean sub-surface oceans teeming with aliens
Scientists find last missing precondition for life on Saturnian moon
The Reg in Space14 Jun 2023 | 14
James Webb spots the early galaxies responsible for tidying up the universe
I can see clearly now reionization's done
The Reg in Space14 Jun 2023 | 9
Japan's revised space security plan reportedly considers counterstrike capability
What happened to 'for all mankind'? Fear of Russia and China, for starters
The Reg in Space14 Jun 2023 | 10
After scaring the world, China shows off 'chute that can aim Long March rockets' descents
Tech shrinks landing zones by 80 percent
The Reg in Space14 Jun 2023 | 12
Parker Solar Probe uncovers mystery of 'fast' solar winds
And just in time for the solar maximum, when wind-generating coronal holes like to point right at Earth
The Reg in Space13 Jun 2023 | 4
DoD networks Amazon's off-grid DCs using SES's new MEO sats
TLA WTF IMO
The Reg in Space12 Jun 2023 |
Beams from brightest gamma ray burst ever seen were pointed directly at Earth
Plus: Boffins puzzle over why GRB 221009A's shape is unlike any other astronomical electromagnetic jets
The Reg in Space12 Jun 2023 | 20
Family-owned aerospace biz throws a wrench in Boeing IP lawsuit
Tool was allegedly used incorrectly to attach parts for the SLS and ISS
The Reg in Space12 Jun 2023 | 33
Study recommends mandatory 3-year vacation so astronauts' brains can recover
Space isn't something we can just get used to, suggesting a rethink of mission durations and frequency
The Reg in Space12 Jun 2023 | 14
Caltech claims to have beamed energy to Earth from satellite
Tech has potential to power war-torn spots and remote regions
The Reg in Space07 Jun 2023 | 42
Scientists think they may have cracked life support for Martian occupation
Outdated ISS system will need an upgrade if we're to go further into space
The Reg in Space07 Jun 2023 | 82
James Webb smells someone having barbecue in galaxy 12 billion light years away
Most distant smoke and smog discovery could help explain star formation in the early universe
The Reg in Space06 Jun 2023 | 14
Uncle Sam wants DEF CON hackers to pwn this Moonlighter satellite in space
Feature 'World's first and only' orbiting infosec playpen due to blast off Sunday
The Reg in Space03 Jun 2023 | 13
Mars helicopter went silent for six sols, imperilled Perseverance rover
Ingenuity's still setting records, but waking it up and chatting are getting harder
The Reg in Space30 May 2023 | 42
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Apparently you're all dying to do this?
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