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Katy Perry and Gayle King among the star-studded New Shepard crew.

Katy Perry and Gayle King return from space on Bezos’ Blue Origin

Perry, King, and a crew of four other women completed the first all-female flight to space in decades as the latest celebrity passengers of Blue Origin’s New Shepard vehicle.

  • By Conor Murray
  • Forbes Staff

A deadly asteroid may strike Earth in 2032 — What to know

A near-Earth asteroid as wide as the Statue of Liberty is tall has been discovered that could strike Earth in 2032. It’s triggered a rare warning by the International Asteroid Warning Network, which NASA chairs.

  • By Jamie Carter - Contributor

Homegrown Gilmour Space launching first rocket from Aus in 50 years

Eris TestFlight1 will lift off from Abbott Point in Queensland mid-January, marking the first orbital launch attempt of an Australian-made rocket since the 1970s.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist

Robinhood’s billionaire cofounder wants to set up hundreds of solar panels in space

Aetherflux, founded by Baiju Bhatt, plans to build a constellation of satellites that can beam renewable energy to the surface using lasers.

  • By Alex Knapp
  • Forbes Staff

Asides

SpaceX launches ship to bring back astronauts stranded on International Space Station

The ship will return with its crew and the two astronauts stuck on the International Space Station early next year.

  • By Antonio Pequeño IV

Earth is set to get a temporary second ‘mini moon’. Here’s what to know

A small asteroid, named 2024 PT5, will orbit Earth as a second moon from September 29 to November 25, 2024.

  • By Samuel Hussey
  • Head of News & Life
NASA crashes spacecraft into asteroid

‘Potentially hazardous’ asteroid to zoom by Earth —Here’s what NASA says

The asteroid is around 500 feet and will come within 2 million miles of Earth, which is about eight times further than the moon.

  • By Arianna Johnson
  • Forbes Staff

This billionaire’s startup wanted to build a space station. Now it can barely pay its bills

Billionaire Kam Ghaffarian’s startup wants to build a space station to replace the ISS. But missteps, dire financials and delays have sent it spiraling out of trajectory.

  • By Jeremy Bogaisky
  • Forbes Staff

Australia’s first state gov-funded satellite, Kanyini, launched via SpaceX

The South Australian government’s ‘Kanyini’ satellite is now in orbit, having launched on a SpaceX mission from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California.

  • By Shivaune Field
  • Business Journalist

Two asteroids will pass by Earth soon: Here’s what to know

Although the asteroids will make close approaches, NASA believes they don’t pose any potential danger.

  • By Arianna Johnson
  • Forbes Staff
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