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Miss England 'flies' Boeing Starliner spaceship at NASA's Kennedy Space Center

Jessica Gagan, Miss England 2023, toured Boeing facilities at NASA's Kennedy Space Center and flew their Starliner simulator. The aerospace engineer is promoting STEM education during her U.S. tour.

Space

Elon Musk says AI will create a future where ‘no job is needed’: ‘The AI will be able to do everything’

The world’s richest person likened AI to a “magic genie” that will transform society.

Fortune

All-UK astronaut mission shows that private enterprise is vital to the future of space exploration

The UK Space Agency has signed an agreement with a US company called Axiom Space to develop a space mission carrying four astronauts from the UK. The flight would most likely use the SpaceX Crew Dragon vehicle and travel to the International Space Station (ISS).

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SpaceX, NASA delay CRS-29 cargo launch again, to Nov. 9

SpaceX and NASA have delayed the next Dragon cargo launch to the International Space Station by two additional days, to Nov. 9.

Space

Intuitive Machines private moon lander launch set for January 2024

Intuitive Machines' lunar landing mission is again delayed two months to January 2024, but its Nova-C moon lander is ready to go.

Space

Billionaire Investor Ron Baron Sees SpaceX Overtaking Tesla By 2030s

Baron predicts SpaceX's rocket reusability will drive its valuation to $500-600B, making it bigger than Tesla.

Zenger

SpaceX, NASA delay CRS-29 cargo launch to International Space Station

NASA and SpaceX have delayed the next Dragon cargo spacecraft launch to the International Space Station by two days, to Nov. 7 for extra preparations.

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FAA wraps up safety review of SpaceX's huge Starship rocket

The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has completed its safety review of SpaceX's Starship — but that doesn't mean the giant vehicle has been officially cleared for its second-ever liftoff.

Space

Can humans reproduce in space? Mouse breakthrough on ISS a promising sign

Scientists successfully grew mouse embryos aboard the International Space Station in a landmark study that implies humans could reproduce in space.

Space

Elon Musk’s Starlink Faces Resistance In Gaza As Israel Raises Concerns

Israeli authorities express apprehensions over the use of Starlink satellite system for communication in Gaza.

Zenger

Twitter Killer X Faces User Frustration And Declining Usage Under Elon Musk’s Ownership

Users report visibility issues, bans, and declining downloads and usage on social media platform X.

Zenger

Elon Musk to use SpaceX Starlink to help Gaza Strip despite Israel's Hamas concerns

In the ongoing conflict, Israel has put the area into a state of blackout, meaning that Gaza residents have been unable to place calls

Evening Standard

Elon Musk slammed by Israel for offering to send Starlink to Gaza

Elon Musk insisted Starlink technology will only be used in Gaza for humanitarian reasons

The Independent UK

Can Elon Musk’s Starlink provide internet service to Gaza?

While telecommunication services have been restored in Gaza, calls continue for Elon Musk’s Starlink internet to help.

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Elon Musk says SpaceX to offer Starlink in Gaza for aid groups: 'A communications blackout does seem questionable'

The SpaceX CEO made the vow early Saturday after Israeli forces cut off communications in Gaza, home to 2.2 million.

Salon

The "enshittification" of tech in space

From Google to Netflix, tech is becoming more useless. The commercialization of space is no different

Fortune

Elon Musk fears the West is foolishly ‘sleepwalking our way into World War III’

Urging an immediate cease-fire in Ukraine, the SpaceX CEO wants to trade land for peace so the West can normalize relations with Vladimir Putin.

Reason

SpaceX: FAA Is Slowing Progress to the Moon

“If you’re able to build a rocket faster than the government can regulate it, that’s upside down.”

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Elon Musk is an 'engineer' but Bill Gates is a 'leader' – new research shows founder personality can dictate startup success

From Elon Musk’s supreme confidence to Jeff Bezos’ ability to make smart decisions under pressure, some of the most successful entrepreneurs are known for their distinctive personalities. But these traits aren’t just interesting side notes to these founders’ stories: confidence and calmness, along with other qualities such as a love…

The Guardian - US

Billionaire space race: can Bezos’s Project Kuiper catch up to Musk’s Starlink?

As the world’s wealthiest men chest-thump in low-Earth orbit, others wonder how their mess will eventually be cleaned up

The Hindu

Learning from failure

Failure is not the end, but a stepping stone to success. It teaches us to learn from our mistakes, adapt, and grow. Companies often shy away from discussing their failures, but some of the most innovative ones embrace it. Elon Musk's SpaceX is an example of this, using failure as…

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Miss England Rocket Scientist Lands Major Role With NASA

Beauty queen Jessica Gagen to speak at space conference, tour Kennedy Space Center, and promote STEM education

Fortune

VC billionaire Marc Andreessen on Tesla and SpaceX: They ‘probably would have gone under’ with anyone besides Elon Musk

In an interview with ElevenLabs, the Andreessen Horowitz cofounder said that besides a "fail fast" mentality, there's also "blind stubbornness."

Zenger

Elon Musk May Make Fourth Appearance On Joe Rogan Podcast

Investors eagerly await Musk's potential return as Tesla stock soared after previous appearances.

The Conversation

Starlink satellites are 'leaking' signals that interfere with our most sensitive radio telescopes

When I was a child in the 1970s, seeing a satellite pass overhead in the night sky was a rare event. Now it is commonplace: sit outside for a few minutes after dark, and you can’t miss them.

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