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+28 +1SpaceX gets OK to re-space Starlink orbits
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission approved SpaceX’s request to increase the number of lanes its Starlink satellites can orbit, a modification the company said would accelerate service rollout across the United States. The FCC said SpaceX can field satellites in 72 rings around the Earth at 550 kilometers — three times as many as the commission approved in April.
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+25 +1Neil deGrasse Tyson calls on Elon Musk to ditch Tesla and invent Star Trek's space warp drive
It sounds like the famed astrophysicist would rather Elon Musk spent less time thinking about Cybertrucks and more time making Star Trek real. Could SpaceX and Tesla founder Elon Musk become a real-life Zefram Cochrane, the fictional inventor of warp drive on Star Trek? Astrophysicist and science personality Neil deGrasse Tyson seems to think so.
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+18 +1'Not cool': telescope faces interference from space-bound satellites
A flagship observatory that will map the heavens in spectacular detail and search the skies for asteroids on a collision course with Earth faces serious disruption from a new wave of satellites bound for space, the Guardian has learned.
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+2 +1SpaceX’s Starlink satellites are interfering with astronomy again
The second batch of Starlink satellites, launched last week by Elon Musk’s SpaceX, are interfering with astronomical observations of the southern sky
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+12 +1NASA adds SpaceX, Blue Origin and more to list of companies set to make deliveries to the surface of the Moon
NASA has added five companies to the list of vendors that are cleared to bid on contracts for the agency’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) program. This list, which already includes nine companies from a previous selection process, now adds SpaceX, Blue Origin, Ceres Robotics, Sierra Nevada Corporation and Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems. All of these companies can now place bids on NASA payload delivery to the lunar surface.
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+8 +1SpaceX's Crew Dragon Abort System Aces Ground Test Ahead of Major Launch
SpaceX's Crew Dragon astronaut taxi successfully fired its launch-escape engines on the ground today (Nov. 13) at the company's facilities at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, keeping the vehicle on target for a crucial flight test in the coming weeks.
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+4 +1SpaceX’s Starship could transform humanity's interactions with space
Starship, SpaceX’s ambitious rocket under development, could have an underestimated effect on society’s interactions with space. The stainless steel rocket is currently in the prototyping phase, but when complete it’s set to unlock some of SpaceX’s most ambitious targets. It offers a fully-reusable design, which could drop launch prices lower than ever to $20,000 per ton. It uses easier-to-harvest rocket fuel, which could create a planet-hopping network to the moon...
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+13 +1Elon Musk says building the first sustainable city on Mars will take 1,000 Starships and 20 years
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk went into a bit more detail about the timelines and vehicle requirements to not only reach Mars, but to set up a sustainable base on the Red Planet that can serve as an actual city, supporting a local population.
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+29 +1SpaceX shares thrilling Crew Dragon parachute test
What do you do if your spaceship comes in for a landing and one of your parachutes doesn't work right? You hope the rest will do the job and get you back to Earth safely. That's the thinking behind a Crew Dragon safety test SpaceX shared to Twitter on Sunday.
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+14 +1From rovers on Mars to an orbiting Tesla, this decade revolutionized how we see space
By 2029, we could have human footprints on Mars, an established base on the moon and maybe even know which worlds beyond ours host life. It's all science fiction right now, but when we look at how far we've come in the past 10 years it suddenly seems less far-fetched.
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+14 +1SpaceX Aims to Send a Starship to the Moon Within Three Years | Digital Trends
When SpaceX unveiled its gorgeous next-generation Starship rocket last month, CEO Elon Musk announced an ambitious timeline of tests for the new vehicle. Now, more details about SpaceX's plans have been announced by President and COO Gwynne Shotwell at the 2019 International Astronautical Congress.
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+16 +1Here's what you need to know about SpaceX's Starlink internet service
SpaceX is on a mission to beam cheap, high-speed internet to consumers all over the globe. And this week the company revealed a few earthly locations that are already linked to the network, including CEO Elon Musk's house and the cockpits of a few Air Force jets.
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+18 +1SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet to start serving customers in mid-2020.
Fast, affordable internet from the sky is almost here.
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+15 +1SpaceX plans to put more than 40,000 satellites in space
Documents show Elon Musk's firm SpaceX wants to launch another 30,000 satellites - more than triple the total amount humans have ever launched
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+11 +1NASA paid Musk millions to make sure his employees don't smoke pot
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s infamous pot-smoking incident last year prompted NASA to order a mandatory review of the federal contractor’s workplace culture — but taxpayers, not the company, are bearing the cost, according to contracting records reviewed by POLITICO.
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+13 +1SpaceX Crew Dragon could fly astronauts to the ISS in early 2020
There's more testing needed before astronauts fly to space on Crew Dragon.
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+13 +1Elon Musk, Man of Steel, reveals his stainless Starship
Elon Musk spoke about his vision of a brighter future for humanity on Saturday evening in South Texas. Musk acknowledged that there are a lot of problems here on Earth, and it is important for those to get fixed. But it is also important to give people hope for the future and a sense of optimism. He believes the exploration of space, and human expansion into the Solar System, provides this kind of a hopeful vision.
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+11 +1Elon Musk says Starship should reach orbit within six months – and could even fly with a crew next year
CEO Elon Musk delivered an update about Starship, the company’s nest generation spacecraft, which is being designed for full, “rapid reusability.” Musk discussed the technology behind the design of Starship, which has evolved somewhat through testing and development after its original introduction in 2017.
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+18 +1SpaceX Starship Will Be Fully Operational Tomorrow
The SpaceX orbital prototype of the Starship is fully assembled. They placed the nosecone on it and it has three Raptor engines. This is time for Elon Musk to make a presentation on Starship tomorrow.
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+16 +1Elon Musk to Unveil SpaceX's New Starship Design Tonight. Here's What to Expect
It's that time again. Elon Musk will unveil the latest design of SpaceX's Starship Mars-colonization architecture tonight (Sept. 28) during a presentation at the company's South Texas facilities, near the village of Boca Chica.
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