The SpaceX IPO Talent Effect: What Happens When 13,000 Engineers Can Finally Cash Out
SpaceX's S-1 filing went public today. For the first time in 24 years, we can see the actual numbers behind one of the most important...
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Vast Just Went From Space Stations to Satellite Buses. Here’s What That Tells You About Where Space Hiring Is Heading
This morning, Vast announced a new product line: high-power satellite buses built for communications, Earth observation, national security, and orbital data centers. The first offering...
What Space Sector Candidates Ask About Before They’ll Even Take a Call
Something has shifted in how engineers in the US space sector evaluate opportunities, and it's happening before the first conversation even starts. Two years ago, a...
The Space Force Just Added $4.4 Billion to Its Space Surveillance Program. Here’s What That Means for Hiring.
The Space Force just raised the contract ceiling for its Andromeda program from $1.8 billion to $6.2 billion. That's an additional $4.4 billion for a...
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Mysterious Dust Ring Around Uranus Rediscovered
Nearly 40 years after NASA launched Voyager 2 to explore interstellar space, astronomers have made a startling discovery hidden in...
China Adds to Growing Environmental Monitoring Constellation
China has launched a new Synthetic Aperture Radar satellite for environmental monitoring.
Black History Month – Celebrating Black Space History
This Black History Month, we’re celebrating the inspiration people who came after the equally impressive firsts, following the trail they...
It Came from Outer Space! Everyday Items Invented by NASA.
We’re looking back over NASA’s achievements and exploring the fascinating origins of our everyday household items.
Sustainability and the Space Sector
This World Space Week, we're celebrating some of the ways the space sector is making Earth more sustainable.
Hurricane Ian – How the Space Sector is Saving Lives
In the wake of Hurricane Ian, the space sector is saving lives and helping to rebuild communities.
NASA’s DART Spacecraft is on an Asteroid Collision Course
NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test mission (DART) is attempting the world’s first planetary defense test.
Watch Europe Dry up from Space in this Shocking Timelapse
Huge areas of lush green land turned sandy brown as extreme weather conditions savaged the continent.
SpaceX and T-Mobile Partner to Boost Signal from Space
Could this be the end of cellular dead zones?