Under new leadership, NASA is restructuring its Artemis lunar missions, trading near-term delays for a more sustainable launch cadence and cost reductions on its flagship SLS rocket, aiming for multiple moon landings by the end of the decade.
Colorado is at the forefront of two distinct technological revolutions this week, with a Denver-based AI firm receiving landmark FDA clearance for its pregnancy prediction software, while the state's aerospace sector prepares to propel astronauts back to the Moon for the first time in over 50 years.
The optics giant deepens its 50-year space legacy with a strategic investment in Vast, a frontrunner in the race to launch commercial space stations as the ISS nears retirement.
