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Latest · Sophie Adenot’s first three spacewalks put teamwork and adaptability to the test
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Two astronauts on the exterior of the International Space Station work together beside a large communications antenna, with Earth visible below.
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Sophie Adenot’s first three spacewalks put teamwork and adaptability to the test

In three spacewalks over 14 days, ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot became the first French woman to perform an EVA, helped replace a communications antenna and led work outside the ISS. Stubborn hardware and a restriction in her spacesuit demanded close coordination with her crewmates and Mission Control.

Finance and renewable-energy professionals meet beside solar panels and battery storage equipment.
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Reducing investment risk to accelerate the energy transition

Closer cooperation between philanthropy, capital markets and development institutions is helping attract private investment in climate projects. Predictable contracts, subsidy reform, well-managed utilities and financing for new technologies are also essential to accelerating the transition.

Engineers work near a small orbital rocket and a compact satellite in a spacecraft integration facility.
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Rocket Lab’s ambitions go far beyond small rockets

Electron has made Rocket Lab one of America’s busiest launch providers. But its ambitions extend beyond launch: satellite manufacturing, acquisitions and the larger, partly reusable Neutron rocket are steps toward a business that can build, launch and operate spacecraft.