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Thales Alenia Space has a new initiative to support startups with a new industry accelerator called the Space Business Catalyst, announced July 4. There

The International Space Station has a monopoly on in-space research, but the huge surge of interest in commercial space is starting to change that. Atmos Space Cargo, a German startup, is looking to open up the opportunities for life sciences research and manufacturing in orbit with its return capsules that will deliver cargo from space back to Earth. Atmos' service is tailored specifically for life sciences, according to the startup's website, which can include research into monoclo...

Atmos Space Cargo is building a return capsule to enable "microgravity on demand" for research and in-space manufacturing applications.

Thales Alenia Space and Space Cargo Unlimited have signed a first phase contract for the conception and production of ‘REV1’, the first floating space factory.

--The First Space Factory

Space Cargo Unlimited and Thales Alenia Space unveil details of their alliance for the development of "REV1", the first space factory ... | December 2, 2022

Three iconic Italian wine producers, Gaja, Biondi-Santi and Feudi di San Gregorio, have announced they will partner with the Italian Space Agency (ASI) and the Italian Sommelier Foundation (FIS) on a ‘wine in space’ project.

Researchers plan to harvest 'space vines' back on Earth and have been examining the plants' genetic make-up, says the start-up behind the project...

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Credit Hope McKenney/KUCB Theres a new bald eagle wrangler in Unalaska.  Thats right: The island has volunteers who, under a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service permit, help rescue injured eagles or salvage dead ones. Normally, local fisheries biologist Brianna McGrath heads a group of four volunteers to do the job. But nearly all of them are leaving the island for the summer — a busy time for pulling eagles out of warehouses or rescuing injured ones from Unalaskas docks and local spit. Thats whe...