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Indian capabilities will help develop next-gen weapons: Patrice Caine, CEO, Thales GroupThales Group intends to expand its sourcing from India, which has already exceeded €1.2 billion over five years. The company is exploring p...- ISRO to have four functional launch pads by 2029: Chairman NarayananISRO plans to expand its operations with four launch pads by 2029 to meet global satellite demands. A dedicated 2,000-acre Small Satellite ...
- SpaDex satellites have re-entered Earth's atmosphere: ISROThe Space Docking Experiment, known as SpaDex, involved two satellites launched in December 2024. The mission focused on demonstrating auto...
- NASA's 12-foot-wide satellite lost its radio signal in space; scientists still got the data they neededA sphere launched by NASA in 1961 named Explorer 9 was made to measure how dense the air is above the Earth. Its radio beacon did not work,...
- Sat Sovereign, Not Satrapi: Why India can't get locked in with one side in satcom battleElon Musk argues that Starlink can benefit underserved rural areas of India through improved connectivity. The ongoing debate surrounding s...
- Musk is getting it wrong on India's space "oligarchs". Here's whyThough Starlink boasts extensive satellite internet coverage, many potential users find the service economically unviable. The Indian gover...
- In 1965, NASA unfolded a 96 feet satellite in space to test what could puncture an Apollo spacecraftNASA’s Pegasus I, launched in 1965, opened wings 96 feet wide in orbit to count hits from particles too small to see. The readings helped e...
- Tesla aims to sell Cybercab robotaxis by end of year despite federal probeTesla is aiming to start selling its Cybercab robotaxis to the public by the end of this year, its engineering chief said on Wednesday, eve...
- US Market: Musk backs Tesla-SpaceX merger idea, envisioning a $3.5 trillion giantElon Musk backs the idea of a Tesla-SpaceX merger that could create a technology conglomerate valued at around $3.5 trillion. The combinati...
- A $5 nut doomed SpaceX’s first rocket; its satellite crashed through a shed roof and landed beside its own shipping crateIn March 2006, SpaceX’s first rocket failed because of a $5 aluminium nut that cracked from corrosion. The cadet-built satellite on board w...
- Explainer | Why would Musk merge SpaceX and Tesla?Elon Musk has expressed support for a potential merger between Tesla and SpaceX. This merger could create a technology and manufacturing po...
- SpaceX Q3 revenue soars 161% YoY on AI business growth, beating estimatesElon Musk's SpaceX on Tuesday reported a 161% rise in revenue for the third quarter, beating estimates, buoyed by a surge in its AI busines...
- Russian satellite dangerously nears European spacecraftRussia launched the Cosmos-2612 military satellite into low Earth orbit in April. It began changing course late September and eventually mo...
- ET Exclusive: India weighs security checkpoint for Starlink, global satcom firmsThe Indian government is in discussions to create a hardware device for monitoring satellite communications from foreign providers. This de...
- SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to put 32 payloads in orbit: All you need to know about Bandwagon-5SpaceX is targeting October 20 for the launch of its Falcon 9 rocket on the Bandwagon-5 rideshare mission, carrying 32 payloads, including ...
- Ethereal Exploration Guild unveils 150-acre rocket testing facility in Andhra PradeshCalled 'The Anchorage', the facility is located in Space City, approximately 40 km from Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC SHAR), India’s spa...
- US startup plans to sell sunlight at night with help from India's Skyroot AerospaceReflect Orbital is revolutionizing nighttime visibility by launching satellites to deliver on-demand sunlight. In collaboration with Skyroo...
- India first, orbit next: Skyroot eyes $300 million dual valuation planSkyroot is in talks with Indian family offices to raise $150 million at a valuation of $2.3-2.5 billion, while the company is seeking to mo...
- IN-SPACe pushes space companies to adopt SCL’s indigenous chipsIN-SPACe, which supervises space activities by non-governmental entities (NGEs) and private startups, made the call during a webinar where ...
- Satellite network a 'technology of geopolitical control': Think tank for hard limits on StarlinkAn Indian policy group has advised the government to enforce strict conditions on foreign satellite operators. The Kutniti Foundation argue...
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