SpaceX successfully launched and confirmed deployment of its new uncrewed reentry capsule, Starfall, from Cape Canaveral on June 23, 2026.
Live coverage: SpaceX to launch reentry capsule demo mission called ‘Starfall’
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Starfall Demo Mission
SpaceX’s Starfall demo mission was completed successfully, marking a key step in satellite and space technology testing, with further analysis pending.
With Starfall, SpaceX eyes an edge in global cargo delivery from orbit
SpaceX’s FAA-approved Starfall demonstrates potential for orbit-based cargo delivery, offering a new option for military and commercial logistics.
The bridge. Why the AI buildout runs on a nuclear story and a gas reality.
Exploring how AI data centers are relying on natural gas as a temporary energy bridge while nuclear solutions are delayed, revealing a complex energy narrative.
FDA advisors unanimously vote to approve Moderna’s mRNA after agency drama
FDA advisory committee votes 9-0 to approve Moderna’s mRNA flu vaccine after agency controversy, pending final FDA decision by August 5.
Landseed Secures $400,000 Social-Impact Investment to Build the Measurement Layer for Nature-Based Markets
Landseed receives $400,000 from Richard King Mellon Foundation to build a new measurement layer for nature-based markets, enhancing ecological data transparency.
QT Imaging Approaches Breakeven In The Perfect Cultural Moment
QT Imaging is transitioning from survival to growth, nearing EBITDA breakeven in 2026, with strong US and Middle East demand amid geopolitical risks.
‘You’re dead’ — Europe’s SpaceX fights back against Musk prophecy
European space firms challenge Musk’s recent prophecy, asserting their resilience and future plans amid tensions with SpaceX.
A single cobalt shock could trigger global EV battery supply chaos
Research warns that a disruption in cobalt supply could cause widespread failures in EV battery production, risking global energy transition efforts.
This simple twist could bring quantum computers closer to reality
Researchers control quantum light sources by twisting atomically thin layers, advancing quantum tech development.
