Space
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Europe’s Space Safety Obsession Risks Leaving It Behind
Europe’s space safety focus risks ceding commercial leadership to US and China—sustainability matters, but bold market ambition is missing.
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A Medical Situation Aboard the ISS: Putting Crew Health First in Space
ISS crew health prioritized as a medical issue forces early SpaceX Crew Dragon return — first mission shortened for health reasons.
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Cyber Breach at the European Space Agency: What We Know and Why It Matters
European Space Agency hit by holiday cyberattacks leaking scientific data and exposing recurring flaws in external systems.
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When Space Gets Crowded: The Hidden Limits of a New Space Age
Crowded space: rising traffic, routine collision-avoidance and tighter regulation are major limits, from Starlink maneuvers to Artemis II.
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A New Chapter at NASA: Welcoming Jared Isaacman
Jared Isaacman confirmed as NASA administrator, with commercial space leadership to steer Artemis, partnerships, and U.S. space strategy.