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NASA's Low-Earth Orbit Economy Faces Crisis as SpaceX Moves Beyond Crew Dragon (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, NASA has worked to create a commercial space economy in low-Earth orbit (LEO). The goal was straightforward: NASA would help establish the market, then become one customer among many as private companies provided transportation, space stations, research, manufacturing, and tourism. The strategy helped produce major achievements, particularly through SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft. However, the model now faces a difficult test. SpaceX has indicated that it plans to ret
China's EV Makers Race to Beat Tesla With Ultra-Fast Charging In Under 10 Minutes (opens the original)
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China's electric vehicle industry is keen to set a new path for its vehicles. This time, automakers are competing to make EV charging faster than ever. Companies such as Geely, BYD, and Li Auto are developing charging systems that could bring EV charging closer to the convenience of refueling a gasoline-powered car—something even better than Tesla. Some of their newest systems can deliver a large amount of energy in just a few minutes. That could help reduce one of the biggest concerns among EV
SpaceX Starship Completes Wet Dress Rehearsal Ahead of First Orbital Flight (opens the original)
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SpaceX has completed another major test ahead of Starship Flight 14, bringing the massive vehicle closer to its next launch attempt. The company announced on Sept. 24 that it had finished a wet dress rehearsal (WDR). The test is an important step before launch because it allows SpaceX teams to practice key procedures without firing the rocket's engines. During a wet dress rehearsal, fuel is loaded into the vehicle and ground teams run through important launch operations. The test helps identify
First Direct Radio Signal From an Exoplanet Reveals Powerful Magnetic Field (opens the original)
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Astronomers have detected radio signals directly from a planet beyond our solar system for the first time. The finding could open a new way to study exoplanets and their magnetic fields. The signals were detected from Beta Pictoris b. This massive gas giant is located about 64 light-years from Earth. It is also roughly 10 times more massive than Jupiter. The discovery comes from a new preprint study. The research has not yet undergone peer review. Researchers used MeerKAT, a powerful radio teles
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