Plenty of tortillas onboard but not quite so much science this time

No one should be excluded – unless you have certain views on the Mid-East crisis

Returning crew and a vital supply launch distract managers from chocolate eggs

SWOT satellite lets scientists observe small-scale eddies and waves for the first time

Lugging a solar furnace to melt it could slash the need to launch bulky power gear from Earth

Government boasts of £14B in R&D spending, but grant body takes £300M hit

ULA wins $5.4B and Blue Origin $2.4B

Heads up to those living on lunar base in 2032: DUCK!!

Blame the 23andMe implosion, rise in far-right govt

I'm sorry Dave, I can't do that

NHS boffins think there's a connection, but ‘snot all good news: Swallowing batteries is even more dangerous

Airbus UK wins £150M contract to revive long-delayed rover project

Half a century later, there's a Moon rocket behind those same doors

PC-size ML prediction model predicted to be as good as a super at fraction of the cost

Firefly Aerospace choses Amazon boss's Honeybee Robotics to supply vehicle for 2028 mission

Who needs studies into diseases, virus infections, US mortality rates ... right?

If this light-activated stuff works, it could make building robots easier - or make lazing about under the Sun quite a workout

First license plates, now a way to calculate pace in orbit. Speeding tickets next?

Second time's a charm

PUE of 1.09 and heats the building it lives in

Eggheads call for comprehensive rules to govern machine learning in medical settings

Agency willing to take huge risks with human exploration, but not willing to do it for some dirt?

Researchers find AI isn't ready to help with moral decision making

Second time unlucky for Intuitive Machines, but hey, at least we got 250MB of data from it

To boldly go where HPE and Raspberry Pi have been for a while

No, your car can't navigate in space. But perhaps colonies can find their way without dedicated lunar GPS

NASA and AstroForge missions prove Space is Hard

400MWh now, and 600MWh by next year? Crivens, that's a fat batt!

Eggheads claim breakthrough in step toward making ancient beasts 'de-extinct'

Officials vow to uncover who was behind it

Firefly Aerospace’s Blue Ghost planned to work for 14 days, should be useful for years thanks to its reflector that improves on Apollo-era tech

After almost 23 years on the job, observations end for 2029 re-entry

Sprinting after Microsoft and co, Amazon claims it too has a QC chip that's good at all-important error correction

Extremely Low Resource Optical Identifier no brighter than LED, but readable with telescopes

Plus: ESA astronaut Andreas Mogensen not happy with SpaceX chief for 'lie' about 'abandoned' Starliner crew

It's probably fine

Odd X-ray flashes gave the game away, just few weeks after China-led mission launched

Scientists refine estimates, but can't yet rule out an impact

Very unlikely, but could make for a neat light show if it does