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Mt. Gox and Ripple co-founder Jed McCaleb is looking to send his company Vast’s commercial space station “Haven-1” into orbit and win a NASA contract in 2026.

Jared Isaacman comes with deep fintech experience and a working relationship with Elon Musk and SpaceX.

The first interplanetary blockchain-based transaction could potentially happen in 2026.

The question is: which model best represents humanity?

“When they slip on their headsets, they’re not just seeing the station—they’re in it,” according to a NASA blog post.

The Isle of Man and Florida-based computing startup Lonestar are partnering with NASA to pioneer a blockchain-verified, data storage solution on the Moon.

Simulation games are a big business, offering a real-world form of escapism. Now, the Metaverse is taking players even further: to the surface of Mars.

Concerning NFTs, NASA stated that it “does not wish for its images to be used for these purposes.”

Voted as the best hypothetical CEO for crypto asset Dogecoin, Elon Musk sent two fresh humans up through the stratosphere today.

NASA considers experience with cryptocurrencies and blockchain a plus for its upcoming data scientist at its Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

A reverse engineering specialist found out the hash power of a computer that was used by NASA to navigate moon landings.

NASA proposed an air traffic management blockchain based on the Hyperledger Fabric open-source software.

Blockchain is used both by NASA and startups hoping to democratize space.

Bitcoin millionaire teenager Erik Finman is launching a spaceship to document humanity with NASA.

Cointelegraph spoke with Dumitriu Gabi, the founder of Cryptospaceinitiative.org, an organization that aims to create the first “constellation of satellites” running a grid network in space