Exploration & Science Missions
Liftoff: NASA Successfully Launches Artemis II to the Moon
At 6:35 p.m. EDT, April 1, NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) rocket successfully roared to life at Launch Complex 39B, sending the Artemis II mission on a historic journey. This […]
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Voyager Technologies Executes Strategic Investment in Max Space Expandable Habitat Architecture
On March 9, 2026, Voyager Technologies (NYSE: VOYG) announced a multi-million-dollar strategic investment in Max Space to accelerate the development of expandable habitat modules for the lunar surface and deep-space […]
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PwC Projects $127 Billion Moon Economy by 2050; Energy Infrastructure Cited as Primary Bottleneck
On Tuesday, March 3, 2026, the latest PwC Lunar Market Assessment projected that the lunar economy will reach $127.3 billion in annual revenue by 2050. However, the report and industry […]
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Orbital vs. Terrestrial Solar: The Math of Energy Density and Capacity Factors
The pursuit of efficient solar energy harvesting presents a stark contrast between terrestrial and orbital environments. While terrestrial solar farms are the backbone of current renewable infrastructure, Low Earth Orbit […]
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Mathematical Architect of GPS, Dr. Gladys West, Passes Away at 95
Dr. Gladys West, the visionary mathematician whose complex calculations of the Earth’s shape provided the essential foundation for the Global Positioning System (GPS), passed away on January 17, 2026, at […]
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Orestone Mining Initiates Phase I Exploration at Francisca Gold Project in Argentina
In modern mineral exploration, particularly for high-altitude projects in the Argentinian Puna, satellites are the primary tool for "Target Prioritization" before any boots hit the ground.
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The Architecture We Inherited: Artemis, Commercial Space, and the Long Shadow of 2010
The January 17 rollout of Artemis II represents a genuine technical achievement and a policy paradox. To understand why NASA is rolling out a roughly $4 billion-per-launch vehicle in an era of reusable rockets, we must examine what happened in 2010, when three divergent futures began that are now converging on Pad 39B.
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The Orbital Pivot: Reconciling Scientific Discovery with the Trillion-Dollar Space Economy
The future of discovery is now inextricably linked to the success of private infrastructure.
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Black Moon Energy Partners with JPL for Helium-3 Resource Mission
The primary objective of the mission is to locate and quantify Helium-3 concentrations within the lunar regolith.
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