Rachael Zisk is a space reporter for Payload, with her work also appearing in Fast Company. With a passion for all things space-related, Rachael covers a wide range of topics including space exploration, climate impact of the space industry, technological advancements, and upcoming missions. Her articles provide in-depth analysis and insights into the ever-evolving field of space science.
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Two major aerospace organizations are moving house.
Starlink may soon be in hot water with the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) for overstepping its boundaries when it comes to providing service in Iran.
Nearly every black hole in the universe has a black hole at its center, providing the axis around which the galaxy stars and gas and dust rotate.
We're more connected than ever, and we have the growth of satellite communications technologies to thank. In the past year alone, the satcom industry has made major advances in internet coverage, in-flight connectivity, technology development for direct-to-device, and emergency broadband services…the list goes on.
By: Rachael Zisk
Congestion in LEO is on its way up, and in response, the US military is looking to move down.
On the heels of its first successful mission returning in-space manufactured drugs from orbit, Varda Space Industries has closed a $90M Series B, bringing the company's total fundraising to date to $145M.
The US civil and military space orgs got together to suss out the state of the space industrial base, and their conclusions are clear: resilience and speed are top priorities, and commercial partnerships are what will make that possible.
The fate of Mars Sample Return is in industry’s hands.
NASA has been building up its team of responsible space actors, and this week, it brought on two new recruits.
The next era of the space economy will involve servicing and life extension, if the players in the industry today have it their way, and that will require extreme spacecraft maneuverability. Portal Space Systems believes it can help realize this vision by making it easier and much faster to move spacecraft around in orbit.
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