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NASA Eyes Supply Chain Bottleneck With Industry Call as Six-Person Moon Base May Need 26 Runs a Year

NASA Eyes Supply Chain Bottleneck With Industry Call as Six-Person Moon Base May Need 26 Runs a Year

A six-person lunar outpost operating at its lowest workload lines up with resupply every two weeks. That comes out to around 26 supply runs a year, just over NASA’s target of 25 Moon Base missions by 2029. This is just a scale comparison, not a forecast from the agency. The agent-based model here simulates digital crew members following set rules, running with a three-month baseline.
NASA New Horizons wake-up spotlights deep-space comms gap still out of investor reach

NASA New Horizons wake-up spotlights deep-space comms gap still out of investor reach

NASA’s New Horizons mission is showing how far commercial space communications still have to go. The agency’s Near Space Network handles missions as far as 2 million km from Earth, but New Horizons is about 9.5 billion km out. That’s around 4,750 times farther than the edge of NASA’s current commercial network. The agency buys commercial direct-to-Earth and relay services only within that range.
Webb Telescope spots every stage of star formation in Orion Cloud

Webb Telescope spots every stage of star formation in Orion Cloud

NASA published an image from the James Webb Space Telescope showing a slice of the Orion A molecular cloud, capturing what the agency says is every major step of star formation in one shot. The photo, revealing how cold gas turns into stars and maybe even planets, went up on NASA’s site on June 18. ESA/Webb named it its Picture of the Month on June 5.
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Space stocks trade volatile as SpaceX, Rocket Lab and AST SpaceMobile lead

Space stocks trade volatile as SpaceX, Rocket Lab and AST SpaceMobile lead

U.S. space and satellite names are lower as the week starts, after SpaceX’s public float reset sector valuations. SpaceX finished Friday at $160.95, up 19.2% from its $135 IPO price. The gain pushed its market value to about $2.1 trillion. The company raised $75 billion in what now stands as the biggest-ever IPO, selling shares to public investors for the first time.
Blue Origin Launch and SpaceX IPO Hype Set Stage for Tema Space ETF Activity

Blue Origin Launch and SpaceX IPO Hype Set Stage for Tema Space ETF Activity

U.S. stock markets stayed closed over the weekend, so the Tema Space Innovators ETF was left to absorb Friday’s drop after a Blue Origin rocket explosion pressured space stocks and weighed on SpaceX IPO bets. NASA ended Friday at $40.17, off 3.97% for the day. Still, the ETF finished up roughly 3.6% from the May 22 close at $38.76, after markets saw a short four-session week with the Memorial Day holiday.
Blue Origin Just Reused New Glenn — and Landed the Booster in a SpaceX Challenge

Blue Origin Just Reused New Glenn — and Landed the Booster in a SpaceX Challenge

Blue Origin managed to bring back a reused New Glenn rocket booster in the Atlantic on Sunday, marking the first time it's pulled off this recovery following a second launch—a move that pushes its heavy-lift rocket closer to matching SpaceX’s Falcon 9. The 29-story booster blasted off from Cape Canaveral around 7:25 a.m. EDT, hauling AST SpaceMobile’s BlueBird 7 satellite skyward.
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