1SpaceThe Starship moon landing number NASA and Elon Musk can’t agreeElon Musk disagrees with NASA's estimate of 22 Starship launches needed for a Moon landing, suggesting only 6 to 8.ScriptElon Musk disagrees with NASA's estimate of 22 Starship launches needed for a Moon landing, suggesting only six to eight.Starship launch estimates debatedvia TeslaratiSources (2)TeslaratiArs Technica
2SpaceRethinking networks in space with Aalyria’s Brian BarrittAalyria's CEO Brian Barritt discusses evolving networks in space and software interoperability in a recent interview.ScriptAalyria's CEO Brian Barritt discusses evolving networks in space and the importance of software interoperability in a recent interview.Evolving space networks discussedvia SpaceNewsSources (1)SpaceNews
3SpaceNASA's next moon rovers to launch in Florida. Why they matter for ArtemisNASA plans to launch its next moon rovers from Florida, contributing to the Artemis program.ScriptNASA plans to launch its next moon rovers from Florida, which will play a significant role in the Artemis program.Next moon rovers launching soonvia floridatoday.comSources (1)floridatoday.com
4SpaceRocket Lab launches 3 'Hawk' satellites to orbit to gather signals intelligenceCalifornia-based Rocket Lab launched a trio of private signals-intelligence satellites to orbit, its 19th mission of the year.ScriptRocket Lab successfully launched three private signals-intelligence satellites to orbit, marking its nineteenth mission of the year.Rocket Lab's latest missionvia Space.comSources (1)Space.com
5SpaceArtemis II astronaut reveals how a cabin leak warning nearly derailed NASA's moon missionNASA astronaut Victor Glover recalls a suspected cabin leak warning that came just 15 minutes before a crucial engine burn on Artemis II.ScriptNASA astronaut Victor Glover recalls a cabin leak warning that nearly derailed the Artemis II mission just before a crucial engine burn.Cabin leak warning on Artemis IIvia Space.comSources (1)Space.com
6SpaceNASA's Hubble charts path for Roman Space Telescope with gravitational lensesHubble is capturing gravitational lensing images to prepare for science with NASA's new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope, now in final commissioning.ScriptHubble is capturing gravitational lensing images to prepare for science with NASA's new Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.Hubble aids Roman Telescopevia NASASources (1)NASA