This week Blue Origin's 29th New Shepard flight tested roughly two minutes of lunar gravity forces, simulating Earth gravity

This week Blue Origin's 29th New Shepard flight tested roughly two minutes of lunar gravity forces, simulating Earth gravity
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Heavy payload rocket New Glenn successfully blasts off into orbit on Thursday, signalling increased competition for SpaceX
Ayming research finds British tech firms are struggling to source suitable funding and skills – prompting calls for more government support
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin cancels New Glenn certification flight at last minute due to unspecified technical problems
Jeff Bozos challenge to SpaceX's Falcon-9 heavy lift rocket, the New Glenn rocket, to make inaugural launch on Sunday
Japanese start-up Space One destroys Kairos rocket for second time shortly after launch, as country tries to jump-start space industry
Google Willow quantum chip makes significant improvements in error correction, moving quantum computing closer to reality
Another major city in the United States is to receive Alphabet's Waymo ride-hailing service, with Miami the next stop
Consequence for Elon Musk? Biden administration provisionally agrees $6.6 billion loan to Rivian, so it can construct EV factory in Georgia
Restructuring expert appointed to oversea Northvolt's main facility in northern Sweden, amid financial worries
Volkswagen and Rivian officially launch their joint venture, as German car giant ups investment to $5.8 billion, depending on certain milestones
Recall number six in 2024 for Tesla Cybertruck, and this time the fault cannot be fixed with an over-the-air software update
NASA's Europa Clipper mission seeks to determine whether conditions for life may exist on Jupiter's icy moon
SpaceX completes fifth test flight of Starship rocket launch system, with first-stage booster successfully returning to launch tower
US Federal Aviation Administration approves SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets to return to service following second-stage malfuction last month
Mixed reactions as Elon Musk hypes $30,000 'self driving' robotaxi called Cybercab, as well as larger Robovan
Firesale buyer files emergency objection, after bankrupt Fisker states it cannot transfer vital EV data to new servers
Demis Hassabis, John Jumper of Google DeepMind awarded 2024 Nobel prize in chemistry, while former Googler Geoffrey Hinton wins physics prize
Difficulties continue for Northvolt, as head of Europe's first lithium-ion gigafactory steps down with immediate effect
European Space Agency launches Hera mission from Florida to follow up on NASA asteroid impact test two years ago
Conservative think tank requests NASA employee communications discussing Donald Trump, Elon Musk as it compiles 'undesirables list'
Another recall for thousands of Tesla Cybertrucks over delay with rear camera, with could hamper driver visibility
US FAA grounds SpaceX Falcon rockets for third time in three months after Dragon Crew second stage fails to properly execute deorbit burn
SpaceX Dragon capsule docks with International Space Station with two empty seats to rescue stranded Starliner astronauts
NASA to launch 'Europa Clipper' mission to Jupiter's moon Europa next month as it seeks evidence of life in ocean below icy crust
Billionaire Jared Isaacman and SpaceX’s Sarah Gillis become first non-professional astronauts to carry out risky spacewalk
Two week mission for robot to retrieve sample of melted fuel debris from inside one of three damaged Fukushima nuclear reactors
Silicon tours the facilities housing Europe's most powerful supercomputer, and the fifth most powerful supercomputer in the world
Hardt Hyperloop carries out first successful test of its hyperloop vehicle at longest hyperloop test track in Europe