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Boeing's Starliner launches on third attempt to reach International Space Station

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​nbc news​​​ By Denise Chow Aerospace giant Boeing launched its Starliner space capsule Thursday to the International Space Station in a crucial test of its ability to safely fly to the orbiting →

Internet for All? Biden Plans to Get the Whole Country Online

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​national interest​​​ by Stephen Silver Making high-speed internet something that’s available to everyone in the country has been a longstanding goal of the federal government. Now, the Biden →

Black hole at center of Milky Way pictured for first time

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​nbc news​​​ by Denise Chow The first image of the Milky Way's supermassive black hole was revealed Thursday, providing the first direct visual evidence of "the gentle giant" that lies at the center →

China launches Tianzhou-4 cargo resupply mission to help build space station

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global times By Deng Xiaoci and Fan Anqi Tasked to ferry supplies for the following Shenzhou-14 manned spaceflight mission and materials for the in-orbit assembly of China Space Station, Tianzhou-4 →

Space James Webb Space Telescope's optical alignment "perfect," NASA says

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cbs news By William Harwood Four-and-a-half months after the James Webb Space Telescope's Christmas Day launch, engineers have achieved near-perfect alignment of its complex optical system, setting →

White House to future-proof encryption against quantum computers

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​global times​​​ By AFP The White House announced Wednesday a plan to upgrade current IT encryption standards used by both the US national security community and the commercial sector in order to →

How Cyber Restraint Makes Us All Safer

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​national interest​​​ by Brandon Valeriano At a broad, strategic level, restraint emphasizes doing less with less; protecting a narrow set of core interests in ways that respect the limits of power. →

China sends five satellites to orbits in one-go launch onboard Long March-11 from sea

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​global times​​​ A Long March-11 carrier rocket lifted off at noon on Saturday off the coast of the East China Sea, successfully sending five Jilin-1 Gaofen satellites into preset orbits, marking the →

One Giant Leap: U.S. Limits on Anti-Satellite Tests Can Strengthen Space Security

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​national interest​​​ by Aaron Bateman During an April 18 visit to Vandenberg Space Force Base, Vice President Kamala Harris unexpectedly announced that the United States “commits not to conduct →

Explained: What is Russia’s new nuclear missile Sarmat, capable of striking ‘anywhere in the world’?

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indian express by Man Aman Singh Chhina Amidst stiff resistance from Ukraine in the ongoing war and harsh sanctions imposed by the West, Russia went ahead and tested its new Inter Continental →

NASA discovers rapidly growing black hole — a "missing link" connecting the origins of the universe that was hiding in plain sight

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​cbs news​​​ It's a question that has plagued astronomers for years: How did supermassive black holes, which can weigh billions of times the mass of the sun, grow so large, so quickly? Now, →

Shenzhou-13 crew return safely to Earth after record six months in orbit

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​global times​​​ By Deng Xiaoci The Shenzhou-13 crew have safely returned to Earth after their epic six-month orbital trip, which nearly doubled the previous record of China's longest single-flight →

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