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New Frontiers: U.S. Space Force, Zenno, and SpaceX Propel the Next Era of Space Innovation

The US Space Force is making headlines by awarding contracts to Viasat and Intelsat for new anti-jam communication satellites. These are part of a program to develop a jam-resistant satellite communication fleet, and it’s a pretty big investment—we’re talking hundreds of millions of dollars.On a global scale, there's some exciting news from Zenno Astronautics—they've become the first company to operate a superconducting product in space, which is a huge leap for space infrastructure technology.And if we zoom in a bit, there’s also a lot of buzz around SpaceX and its recent IPO. The company's shares have been soaring, and it’s causing a lot of excitement in the market.It’s definitely an exciting time in space industry! 

Has the hidden matter of the universe been discovered?

Seeing dark matter in a new light

First light on a next-gen astronomical survey toward a new understanding of the cosmos

Most isolated massive stars are kicked out of their clusters

Measuring the expansion of the universe: Researchers focus on velocity

Astronomers are bulging with data

Galaxies in the infant universe were surprisingly mature

Evidence of broadside collision with dwarf galaxy discovered in Milky Way

The Milky Way galaxy has a clumpy halo

Anemic star cluster breaks metal-poor record

NASA's James Webb telescopes will reveal hidden galaxies

Astronomers solve dark matter puzzle of strange galaxy

Astronomers turn up the heavy metal to shed light on star formation

Nobel Prize in Physics 2020: Discoveries about black holes

Hubble watches exploding star fade into oblivion

Scientists precisely measure total amount of matter in the universe

Astronomers model, determine how disk galaxies evolve so smoothly

Ingredient missing from current dark matter theories

Massive halo finally explains stream of gas swirling around the Milky Way

Zooming in on dark matter