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Nasa Issues Warning: Pluto isnt what You Think

Nasa Issues Warning: “Pluto isn’t what You Think” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4y2vhg2Q4k Nasa Issues Warning: “Pluto isn’t what You Think” Hello everyone and welcome to our channel. Today we’ll tell you all the discoveries Nasa made about Pluto thanks to New Horizons! So without further due let’s get started. Do you remember how Pluto lost its spot as the ninth planet in the solar system a few years ago? Even though scientists didn't think it was a planet, they kept trying to learn more about this interesting world. The New Horizon spacecraft was sent into space to learn as much as it could about Pluto, which is now a small planet. ✅Stay Connected With Me. 🔔Unlock The Mysteries Of The Universe. Hit That Subscribe Button And Join Kurious Media In Exploring The Galaxies And Beyond: https://ift.tt/aqx3gy7 ✅ For Business Inquiries: [email protected] ============================= ✅ Recommended Playlists 👉Best of Kurious Media https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qUBu5pyukRg&list=PLVxoycF8A9gKy-lbyhJ_-5gC_A-i2DJm1&pp=iAQB ✅ Other Videos You Might Be Interested In Watching: 👉 The Largest Supernova Explosion In The Universe Is Happening in 2023! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7PuzFBFp1-A 👉 The Universe Is Full Of Scary Things. Here Are The 10 Scariest https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrEX008AACY 👉 What You Didn’t Know About The Universe! You Will Be Shocked! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfXnhurAbKI 👉 Top 7 Most Unusual Structures In The Universe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBPZ13eo338 👉 Massive Unidentified Object Twice the Size of Milky Way is On the Lose https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z9iOnyToffk ============================= ✅ About Kurious Media. Welcome to my cosmic journey on YouTube. Dive into fascinating research, and uncover the universe alongside me. As an avid space enthusiast, I want to see what lies beyond our blue planet. Join me as we learn and discover the mysteries of space together. For Collaboration and Business inquiries, please use the contact information below: 📩 Email: [email protected] 🔔Journey Beyond The Stars With Kurious Media! Subscribe Now For The Latest Discoveries And Research In Space: https://ift.tt/aqx3gy7 ================================= #spaceexploration #jameswebbtelescope #lhs475b #exoplanet #nasa #astrophysics Disclaimer: We do not accept any liability for any loss or damage incurred from you acting or not acting as a result of watching any of my publications. You acknowledge that you use the information I provide at your own risk. Do your research. Copyright Notice: This video and my YouTube channel contain dialog, music, and images that are the property of Kurious Media. You are authorized to share the video link and channel and embed this video in your website or others as long as a link back to my Youtube Channel is provided. © Kurious Media via Kurious Media https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGmq-4Z9MC2uipzlrGtTkbw March 01, 2024 at 02:26AM

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Russia’s Rassvet Constellation Set for 2025 Launch as Starlink Rival Delays to 2027

### Russia’s Space Ambitions Shift Toward 2025 as Rassvet’s Commercial Debut Looms Russia is poised to activate the commercial version of its home‑grown satellite internet system, the Rassvet constellation, in 2025—a full two years later than the original 2023 target. Managed by private aerospace firm S7 Space, the project has been promised for nearly a decade, yet repeated delays have pushed the rollout into a crowded market already dominated by Elon Musk’s Starlink and other emerging rivals. The revised timeline now positions Rassvet to compete for a slice of the global broadband‑from‑space sector while the nation grapples with sanctions and a constrained defense budget. #### Key Takeaways - **Commercial launch set for 2025**: Russia’s private firm S7 Space will begin operating the Rassvet satellite network, targeting broadband services for Russian and neighboring markets. - **Original deadline missed**: The constellation was first slated for 2023, but technical, regulatory, and funding challenges have forced a postponement. - **Strategic positioning**: Rassvet aims to provide a sovereign alternative to Western satellite constellations, reducing reliance on foreign infrastructure. - **Market dynamics**: Entering the market in 2025 means Rassvet will face entrenched competitors such as Starlink, OneWeb, and Kuiper, requiring aggressive pricing and service differentiation. - **Geopolitical undercurrents**: The rollout underscores Russia’s push for technological self‑sufficiency amid ongoing Western sanctions. - **Funding model**: S7 Space is leveraging a mix of private investment and state support, signaling a hybrid approach to large‑scale aerospace projects. - **Technical scope**: The constellation will consist of several hundred low‑Earth‑orbit satellites, mirroring the architecture of global rivals. - **Regulatory landscape**: Russian authorities are streamlining spectrum allocation to accelerate commercial deployment. - **Potential impact on consumers**: Rural and remote areas in Russia could see improved internet access, though pricing and service quality remain uncertain. - **Long‑term outlook**: If successful, Rassvet may lay the groundwork for future expansions beyond 2027, positioning Russia as a notable player in the satellite‑internet arena. #Rassvet2025 #SpaceIndustry #SatelliteInternet #RussianAerospace #S7Space #StarlinkRival #CommercialConstellation #SpaceRace #TelecomInfrastructure #newsababil360 [Read Full Article](https://news.ababil360.com/russias-rassvet-constellation-set-for-2025-launch-as-starlink-rival-delays-to-2027/)

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SpaceX’s latest Starship launch says a lot more than “rocket goes up.”

After an earlier scrub delayed liftoff, SpaceX successfully launched its latest Starship test flight from Texas on the second attempt—and the bigger story is what this means for the commercial space race.

The launch industry is entering a serious growth cycle.

Governments want stronger space infrastructure. Private companies are racing to deploy satellites faster. NASA is pushing deeper into lunar missions. Defense spending tied to orbital infrastructure is rising. And at the center of all of it? Reusable rockets.

That’s why Starship matters.

SpaceX isn’t just testing another rocket—it’s trying to build a fully reusable heavy-lift system that can launch bigger payloads than Falcon while dramatically lowering long-term costs.

If that works, it could reshape launch economics across the industry.

Satellite operators could deploy at lower cost. NASA could move heavier lunar hardware. SpaceX could reduce Starlink deployment expenses. And launch pricing across the market could shift again—just like Falcon changed expectations around reusability over the last decade.

There’s also a competitive angle.

Blue Origin is scaling. Rocket Lab is expanding. Europe is investing heavily through Ariane. India’s space ecosystem is growing fast.

The race for access to orbit is accelerating—and Starship remains one of the most watched programs in aerospace.

This launch wasn’t just another test.

It was another signal that the future of commercial space is moving quickly—and the companies that can scale reusable launch technology fastest may define the next era.

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I’ve been holding Virgin Galactic ($SPCE) since 2020 — through the reverse split, the delays, the hype cycles, and the slow bleed of investor confidence. At this point I’m honestly trying to understand whether this company still has a future in space tourism, or if it’s quietly becoming a dead‑end vanity project that never found a real market.

A while ago I wrote an analysis to make sense of the business model — not as a financial expert, just as someone trying to understand what I was holding. I looked at:

the tiny size of the suborbital tourism market

the constant delays and shrinking revenue

the high cash burn

competition from SpaceX and Blue Origin

and whether the whole concept can ever scale

If you’re into space, business models, or the weird intersection where hype meets reality, you might find it interesting.

👉 https://rldouglas.com/does-virgin-galactic-have-future

Would love to hear what others think — does Virgin Galactic have any real path forward, or is this just slow‑motion decline.

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Private Space Tourism is maturing — moving beyond experimental flights toward commercial offerings with clear market strategies. Read our latest analysis on the industry’s trajectory, key players, and what commercialization means for travelers and investors: