From space research to terrestrial operations: Spacewear Astronaut Equipment, an Italian start-up specialized in the research and development of astronaut suits and equipment, has unveiled the SFB1 – Smart Flight Boots 1.
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In a landmark achievement, the space startup Starcloud has successfully trained an AI model in Earth orbit, signaling the arrival of space-based computing as a real and emerging industry.
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China’s space industry witnessed a dramatic yet significant milestone when the Zhuque-3 rocket—developed by private aerospace company LandSpace—lifted off for its debut flight.
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A pioneering UK–European collaboration has reached a major milestone in the development of next-generation radioisotope power systems, completing the most comprehensive safety testing campaign ever conducted for a European-built Radioisotope Heater Unit (RHU).
A great moment of visibility for Italian excellence, demonstrating how strategic collaboration, innovation transfer, and cross-sector capabilities can shape the next wave of space-driven technologies.
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This new fabric will be integrated into Spacewear’s next-generation spacesuit, the Smart Flight Suit 3 (SFS3) — designed to be safer, lighter and more sustainable.
But the innovation doesn’t stop there.
Spacewear’s research team is also developing materials capable of mitigating lunar dust, one of the biggest operational challenges for future missions on the Moon.
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Blue Origin didn’t just fly its second New Glenn mission last week — it proved that its heavy-lift rocket is operational, recoverable, and equipped with some of the most sophisticated landing capabilities ever demonstrated by an orbital booster.
Blue Origin will have taken a decisive step toward fulfilling its vision of a sustainable, reusable, and competitive presence in orbital launch markets.
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Spacewear’s demonstrated resilience under extreme irradiation conditions highlights the critical intersection of material science and space engineering
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Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite successfully reached orbit aboard an Ariane 6 launcher from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.