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NASA to Bring Crew-11 Home Early From International Space Station After Medical Issue — Static01.nyt.com

NASA to Bring Crew-11 Home Early From International Space Station After Medical Issue

NASA said it will bring a four-person Crew-11 team home from the International Space Station ahead of schedule because of a "controlled medical evacuation," the agency announced Thursday. NASA did not identify which astronaut or disclose the nature of the medical issue, but said the astronaut was in

Companies pursue space-based data centers to cut energy and cooling loads — Api.time.com

Companies pursue space-based data centers to cut energy and cooling loads

Time reports that a growing group of companies — including Blue Origin, Google, Open AI and several startups — are exploring moving data centers into space to address the sector’s mounting energy and cooling demands. On Earth, data centers already consume large shares of power and water: the Pew Research Center

Papua New Guinea orders Starlink to stop after regulator says service is unlicensed — I.guim.co.uk

Papua New Guinea orders Starlink to stop after regulator says service is unlicensed

Frustration is growing in Papua New Guinea after the government ordered Starlink to shut down operations in the country, leaving businesses, health providers and communities without access to internet services. The National Information and Communications Technology Authority (Nicta) ordered Starlink to halt operations in mid-December because it was not licensed

SpaceX valued at about $800 billion as it arranges insider share buy before possible IPO — Static01.nyt.com

SpaceX valued at about $800 billion as it arranges insider share buy before possible IPO

SpaceX told employees in a letter that it would buy insider shares in a deal that values the company at around $800 billion and that it is preparing for a potential initial public offering next year, the letter said. In the letter, obtained by The New York Times, SpaceX chief

Trump administration weighing 775-acre land swap in Texas refuge for SpaceX — Static01.nyt.com

Trump administration weighing 775-acre land swap in Texas refuge for SpaceX

The Trump administration is considering transferring 775 acres of the Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuge in Texas to SpaceX so the company can expand its rocket launch and production site in Cameron County, according to documents reviewed by The New York Times. Under the proposed exchange, the U.

What to Watch in Space in 2026: Moon Missions, an Eclipse and New Telescopes — Static01.nyt.com

What to Watch in Space in 2026: Moon Missions, an Eclipse and New Telescopes

Several high-profile space events are expected in 2026, including crewed lunar flights, robotic landings, a total solar eclipse and the start of major astronomical surveys. Early in 2026 NASA plans to launch Artemis II, a roughly 10-day crewed mission that will send four astronauts around the moon and back. The

Tech Leaders Look to Space as a Solution for A.I. Data Center Limits on Earth — Static01.nyt.com

Tech Leaders Look to Space as a Solution for A.I. Data Center Limits on Earth

Some technology and space industry leaders say the growth of artificial intelligence could soon outstrip available land and energy on Earth, and they are proposing data centers in orbit as a solution. Google announced Project Suncatcher in November and plans test launches beginning in 2027. Elon Musk has said space

Barcelona Is Ready to Welcome the World: MWC26 Takes Place on 2–5 March 2026

Barcelona Is Ready to Welcome the World: MWC26 Takes Place on 2–5 March 2026

Barcelona is once again preparing to become the global capital of innovation and connectivity. Registration for MWC Barcelona 2026 is now officially open, inviting industry leaders, innovators, and decision-makers from around the world to join one of the most influential technology events on the planet. The event will take place

SpaceX to lower about 4,400 Starlink satellites to improve space safety — Cdn.arstechnica.net

SpaceX to lower about 4,400 Starlink satellites to improve space safety

SpaceX is undertaking a major reconfiguration of its Starlink constellation, moving roughly 4,400 satellites from about 341 miles (550 km) to 298 miles (480 km) over the course of 2026, Michael Nicolls, SpaceX’s vice president of Starlink engineering, wrote on X. Nicolls said the shift is "focused