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Elon Musk's SpaceX acquires satellite startup Swarm Technologies

SpaceX is acquiring satellite connectivity startup Swarm Technologies for an undisclosed sum, it first acquisition in the 19 years of its existence

What makes Elon Musk different

Two new books, written with Musk's cooperation, now deepen our appreciation of his achievements

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk applauds Isro's progress for Gaganyaan Mission

The ISRO on Wednesday successfully conducted the third long-duration hot test of the liquid propellant Vikas engine for the Gaganyaan programme

Virgin Galactic ride: Race for space may not just be rich man's fun & game

Craft engineering may improve transport safety on Earth; also encourage space debris clean-up

Space tourism spinoffs

Technology could find application in multiple areas

Elon Musk under fire again: CEO to testify over Tesla acquisition

In the runup to Tesla Inc.'s 2016 acquisition of a company called SolarCity, Elon Musk hailed the deal as a no brainer"

Elon Musk's Starlink to provide internet nearly worldwide within weeks

Company aims to offer broadband to as much as 5% of the world's population where conventional fiber and wireless networks can't reach.

Elon Musk set to tout Starlink progress as cost, demand hurdles linger

Musk on Tuesday is expected to discuss Starlink's progress in a speech at the Mobile World Congress telecommunications event

Elon Musk's SpaceX aims for orbital launch of Starship In July: Report

Elon Musk-run SpaceX is "shooting for July" for the first orbital launch of the company's Starship vehicle despite lacking the regulatory approvals needed for such a launch, media reports said.

In space, on a joyride

In 2011, Space Adventures, a space tourism company that successfully sent seven clients to orbital journey, suggested the number of space tourists could reach 140 by 2020 but little changed since then

After 50-year hiatus, international space mining treaties are on the table

A dozen nations have signed on Artemis Accords, a NASA initiative that focuses on peaceful use of astronomical objects

Explained: Why cryptocurrency jumps and falls on Elon Musk's tweets

Bitcoin, the biggest and best-known cryptocurrency, has been under pressure from a series of tweets from Tesla boss Elon Musk. Cryptocurrency price declines last week were sparked by Musk's reversal on Tesla accepting bitcoin as payment. His subsequent tweets caused further confusion over whether the carmaker had shed its holdings of the coin. Every time the charismatic billionaire has made a statement about crypto, he’s sparked off financial turmoil. How and why? The video based on Business Standard's Devangshu Datta article "Why cryptocurrency jumps and falls on Elon Musk's tweets" explains in detail. Watch it now. Story link: https://www.business-standard.com/article/markets/explained-why-cryptocurrency-jumps-and-falls-on-elon-musk-s-tweets-121051801378_1.html

SpaceX accepts Dogecoin as payment to launch lunar mission next year

Mini-satellite will embark on voyage to the Moon in 2022

Elon Musk to send cryptocurrency-funded satellite DOGE-1 to Moon

Elon Musk-run SpaceX is now accepting the new cryptocurrency Dogecoin to launch an upcoming satellite named DOGE-1 to the Moon

SpaceX to accept dogecoin as payment to launch lunar mission in 2022: Musk

Crypto currency lost more than a third of its price on Sunday, after the businessman called it a 'hustle'

SpaceX's low-flying satellites in US baffle residents, bug astronomers

The train of lights was actually a series of relatively low-flying satellites launched by Elon Musk's SpaceX as part of its Starlink internet service earlier this week.

Manned missions on the agenda: Space odyssey in reusable rockets

SpaceX has successfully demonstrated its ability to design and build reusable rockets

SpaceX returns 4 astronauts to Earth from ISS in a rare night splashdown

Saturday night's undocking left seven people at the space station, four of whom arrived a week ago via SpaceX

Jeff Bezos' rocket company challenges Nasa over SpaceX moon lander deal

The space agency picked Elon Musk's company over two other bidders to take its astronauts back to the lunar surface

Bezos' Blue Origin slams NASA for giving Musk a $2.9 billion contract

The contract is for landing astronauts on the Moon by 2024.