Constellations Water ice gets the Artemis headlines, but simulations suggest a decapitated iron-cored asteroid scattered something far more valuable across the lunar south pole billions of years ago By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations Nobody can tell whether a geomagnetic storm is powered by the Sun or by Earth's own atmosphere, and that distinction quietly determines which satellites survive and which power grids fail By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations Thirty-three engines roared to life at Starbase and checked off the easy problem — the hard one is a damage lawsuit that could cap how often Starship flies By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations A commercial spacecraft just passed its final tests for the most unusual rescue NASA has ever attempted, and if it works it will quietly rewrite what happens to aging satellites in an increasingly hostile orbit By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations What happens when Earth's gravity physically reshapes a passing asteroid is still just theory — and the only mission designed to watch it unfold just got its launch rocket confirmed By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations Nobody outside SpaceX has ever made vertical integration work in space, and Rocket Lab just staked its entire future on proving it can By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations For decades cosmologists assumed black hole jets carried away 10 percent of infalling energy — and now an 18-year stare at Cygnus X-1 finally confirms the guess was right By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations The reason Ganymede has a magnetic field at all has stumped planetary scientists for decades, and a new study suggests the moon's core may not be done forming yet By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 10, 2026
Constellations The complete story of how the James Webb Space Telescope survived twenty-five years of near-cancellation to become the most ambitious instrument humans have ever launched By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 9, 2026
Constellations Why ion engines barely push harder than a sheet of paper and how that whisper of thrust is quietly rewriting the economics of deep space exploration By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 9, 2026
Constellations Artemis Astronauts May Walk Across Lunar Mantle Debris, New Simulations Suggest By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 9, 2026
Constellations Pentagon Tells Satellite Builders: Good Enough Now Beats Perfect Later By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 7, 2026
Constellations Astranis Bets Big on Micro-GEO as Pentagon Prepares Satcom Spending Surge By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 7, 2026
Constellations Air Force Revives Orbital Solar Beaming Plan as Launch Economics Finally Catch Up By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 7, 2026
Constellations Earth Observation and Comms Converge as Operators Build Unified Orbital Data Networks By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 7, 2026
Constellations Satcom and Earth Observation Operators Converge on Unified Orbital Architectures By Space Daily Editorial Team · May 7, 2026