Space
Iran’s $100 Satellite Images Expose Fatal Flaw in US Space Superiority Doctrine
Commercial AI-enhanced imagery from Chinese providers is compressing intelligence-to-strike cycles from days to hours, fundamentally eroding the technological advantage underpinning carrier groups and forward bases.
China Narrows Landing Site Selection for 2030 Lunar Mission as Space Race Accelerates
Beijing's identification of priority landing zones validates technical progress and signals a pre-2030 timeline that could precede NASA's first Artemis surface landing.
OHB and Rheinmetall Consortium Challenges Airbus for €10 Billion German Military Satellite Contract
The partnership pitches Bremen's satellite expertise against Europe's aerospace incumbent in a contest that will define Germany's military space autonomy for decades.
SpaceX Eyes $1.5 Trillion IPO as Starlink Profits Drive Space Sector Frenzy
Elon Musk's rocket company is preparing what could be the largest public offering in history, testing investor appetite for a $50 billion raise amid soaring Starlink revenues and a thawing IPO market.
NASA Shifts Artemis to Annual Launches as SLS Cost Crisis Deepens
The agency will target 10-month launch intervals while pushing the first lunar landing to 2028, escalating scrutiny of the $4 billion-per-launch rocket.
Can Space Solve AI’s Energy Crisis? The Physics Say No
Tech giants are betting billions on orbital data centers to escape terrestrial power constraints, but fundamental engineering barriers and environmental trade-offs suggest they're just moving the problem