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Breaking: NASA Troubleshoots Artemis II Upper Stage Issue — Preparing to Roll Back

In a significant development that could reshape Artemis II’s near-term schedule, NASA announced that engineers are troubleshooting an upper stage helium system issue aboard the Space Launch System (SLS) and are preparing to roll the vehicle and its Orion capsule back to the Vehicle Assembly Building for further inspection. This action would likely eliminate the targeted March 6 launch date within the current window.

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SpaceX’s New Moon-First Strategy: A Groundbreaking Pivot in Lunar and AI Infrastructure

In a dramatic strategic shift that’s reverberating across the global space industry, Elon Musk and SpaceX have announced they will prioritize building a permanent, self-growing city on the Moon before focusing on Mars. This marks a notable departure from the company’s long-standing emphasis on establishing a city on the Red Planet. At the same time, SpaceX’s integration of xAI and advanced artificial intelligence infrastructure into its broader space roadmap is reshaping how we think about human expansion beyond Earth.

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£1 Million Boost for Arts and Humanities Research into Outer Space

The funding will establish the AHRC Doctoral Focal Award in Humanity and Space, supporting nine PhD scholarships over the next six years.

With nearly 10,000 satellites orbiting Earth and space technology woven into everyday life — from communications and navigation to climate monitoring — humanity’s dependence on space has never been greater.

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