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Limp will step in for departing CEO Bob Smith in December as Blue Origin looks to correct course after a series of delays and mishaps.

This article updates and supplements “Astronomical imperialism!” (workers.org/2019/10/43849) and “As Amazon workers struggle for a union, Bezos sends exploitation to outer space” (www.workers.org/2021/04/55868) There is much hullabaloo about the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Artemis III project, which boasts with great fanfare that it will land the first woman…

Blue Origin, the space company founded by Jeff Bezos, suffered a setback in late June after one of the rocket engines destined for ULA exploded during testing.

Los Angeles CA (SPX) Jun 28, 2023 - Advanced Space, an industry frontrunner in the creation of cutting-edge space technology, is set to make significant strides in deep space and planetary exploration through its collaboration with th

The space industry could rocket to $1.879 trillion by 2032, according to Spherical Insights. In fact, they noted, “On the basis of space technology, the global space exploration market is segmented into the rockets, landers, robots, satellites, ...

The space industry could rocket to $1.879 trillion by 2032, according to Spherical Insights. In fact, they noted, “On the basis of space technology, the global space exploration market is segmented into the rockets, landers, robots, satellites, ...

The space industry is on the launchpad to become a potential $1 trillion market by 2030, according to McKinsey & Company. Also, according to Deloitte, “Growth in the global space sector is creating opportunities for new players and new offerings ...

Space tourism stocks are ready for take-off. Should all go well, the industry could be worth up to $800 billion by 2030, says UBS, as reported by Forbes. By 2040, the industry could be worth $1 trillion, added Morgan Stanley. Plus, there’s already ...

Deep space smallsats face big challenges More than half the cubesats that launched on Artemis 1 in November have suffered problems, underlining the myriad challenges facing small satellites beyond Earth’s orbit.

Blue Origin has flown previous NASA missions with its smaller, suborbital New Shepard rocket, which can carry research payloads on short, microgravity trips to the edge of space and back.