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How Spacewear’s Fabric Demonstrates Exceptional Radiation Resistance for Future Space Missions

Radiation exposure remains one of the most formidable challenges for human and robotic exploration beyond Earth. In the vacuum of space, where protection from Earth’s atmosphere and magnetic field is absent, materials are continuously exposed to a complex mix of high-energy radiation. Among these, gamma rays represent a particularly penetrating and potentially destructive component.

Jared Isaacman’s Return to NASA: A Billionaire’s Vision Reignites Debate on the Future of Space Policy

Billionaire entrepreneur and private astronaut Jared Isaacman has once again been nominated to lead NASA, in a surprise move that’s already sparking renewed debate over the agency’s future direction and its relationship with the private space industry.

Europe strengthens its radar eyes on Earth!

This launch completes the first-generation Sentinel-1 constellation, ensuring the continuity of one of the world’s most vital radar imaging missions. With its advanced Synthetic Aperture Radar and maritime tracking capabilities, Sentinel-1D will deliver critical data to monitor climate change, environmental shifts, disaster impacts, and maritime safety — 24/7, in all weather conditions.

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Blue Origin’s New Glenn: From First Flight to the Next Big Leap

The first flight of New Glenn was a pivotal moment — a blend of triumph and technical learning. Blue Origin proved it could reach orbit with a massive, next-generation vehicle, while the failed landing underscored the complexity of achieving reliable reusability at this scale.

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