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Supersonic!

Supersonic!

- On June 5, 2026, NASA’s experimental X-59 exceeded the speed of sound for the first time (about Mach 1.1, 713 mph) during an 81‑minute flight from Edwards AFB. - Test pilot Jim “Clue” Less took off and landed; the team evaluated flying qualities in both subsonic and

Axiom and Prada advance design of spacesuit

Axiom and Prada advance design of spacesuit

- Axiom Space and fashion house Prada have advanced a collaboration to design a new spacesuit. - The effort combines technical requirements for space operations with attention to aesthetics and wearable design. - The suit is aimed at commercial astronaut missions and private-sector use. - Specific technical details, certification timeline and operational deployment

Just saw my first rocket launch today!

Just saw my first rocket launch today!

- User /u/RoomSeventyFive posted a photo and comment after seeing their first rocket launch. - They watched the launch from about 15 miles south on the Space Coast while having morning coffee. - Post includes an image and links to the Reddit thread. Source: Read the full article Photo by @spacex / Unsplash

SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket booster on record-breaking 35th flight

SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket booster on record-breaking 35th flight

- SpaceX launched Falcon 9 booster B1067 on a record 35th flight from Cape Canaveral SLC‑40 (liftoff 6:13:50 a.m. EDT), deploying 29 Starlink satellites on the Starlink 10‑35 mission. - SpaceX confirmed satellite deployment and flew a north‑easterly trajectory shortly before sunrise. - The mission advances booster

NASA’s X-59 Aircraft Flies Supersonic for First Time

NASA’s X-59 Aircraft Flies Supersonic for First Time

- NASA’s experimental X-59 flew supersonic for the first time on June 5, 2026, reaching about Mach 1.1 (713 mph) and 43,400 ft during an 81‑minute test from Edwards Air Force Base. - Test pilot Jim “Clue” Less conducted the flight focused on flying qualities across subsonic

Astronauts briefly shelter in Dragon during ISS leak repair

Astronauts briefly shelter in Dragon during ISS leak repair

- Crew detected a small air leak on the International Space Station and conducted troubleshooting to locate and repair it. - During the repair, astronauts temporarily sheltered inside SpaceX’s Dragon spacecraft as a precautionary safe haven. - Flight controllers monitored station pressure and systems while the team isolated and fixed the leak.

Alien hunters update guidance on sharing news of possible intelligent life

Alien hunters update guidance on sharing news of possible intelligent life

- SETI researchers updated guidance for sharing potential detections of intelligent life, emphasizing careful, stepwise verification before public claims. - The guidance recommends cross-checks with other observatories and rapid but cautious information-sharing among scientific groups. - It urges clear communication protocols, coordination with international bodies, and avoidance of sensational or premature