By Lisa Savage, Posted on Lisa's Substack, 10 November 2026 The federal government of the U.S. published a document that should send chills down every spine. It announces their intention to dominate space but with more friendly-sounding words. “The American Declaration of Freedom in Space” — who came up with
By Chelsea Gohd, Published by Space.com, 9 November 2026 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — NASA has officially launched the Moon Base Student Challenge, asking students to help build humanity's future on the moon. And there's $1 million in prizes up for grabs for the winners. To build and sustain a base
By Space Investor, Posted on X.com, 8 November 2026 NASA named 15 companies in its latest Moon Base announcement. Cargo landers, a nuclear-powered rover, Earth-to-Moon transportation, communications satellites and surface power. The headline number is $10 billion. The more immediate work includes six transportation task orders worth about $1.3 billion
Titania Satellite By David Lynch, Published by The Independent, 7 November 2026 The reconnaissance satellite will help the armed forces observe military activity back on Earth A new British military observation satellite named Titania has been deployed into orbit to assist the armed forces in monitoring military activity from space.
Opportunity Rover By Jeff Foust, Published by Space News, 7 November 2026 WASHINGTON — NASA is moving forward with plans to convert an engineering model of a Mars rover into one that will go to the moon in 2028. At a Nov. 7 briefing, NASA announced it would send to
By Lisa Savage, Posted on Lisa'a Substack, 6 November 2026 Who regulates weapons in space? Who regulates the pollution? Photo credit: Kelly Merrill Meaningful oversight of the Pentagon and NASA’s militarization of space is non-existent. Now that they’ve admitted putting an offensive weapon into orbit, shouldn’t people be paying more
By Ian Todd, Published by Sky at Night Magazine, 6 November 2026 The launch of Artemis II caused three distinct disturbances in Earth's ionosphere NASA's Artemis II mission caused enormous disturbances in Earth's atmosphere that scientists say could have disrupted GPS and other communications. The pre-print study by scientists from
The spaceport site is on the A' Mhoine Peninsula in Sutherland. Getty Images Published by the BBC, 6 November 2026 A rockets manufacturer says the mothballed Sutherland Spaceport could become its first launch site outside the US. Colorado-based Leap has agreed to work with Highlands and Islands Enterprise (HIE), which
