🔎 TODAY’S DAILY SIFT | SPACE & ASTRONOMY The biggest space story today is not a rocket launch. It is the emergence of a lunar infrastructure economy. NASA’s Artemis III plans continue to center on proving a complex network involving Orion, SpaceX Starship, and Blue Origin’s Blue Moon lander. The goal is no longer simply returning humans to the Moon. The goal is creating a repeatable transportation system. Meanwhile, new evidence from the James Webb Space Telescope suggests some mysterious early universe objects may be rapidly growing supermassive black holes hidden inside dense clouds. If confirmed, black holes may have formed and expanded far faster than existing models predicted. This could force astronomers to rethink how the early universe evolved after the Big Bang. Another overlooked trend is governance. Private missions, space tourism, and future resource extraction are advancing faster than international legal frameworks. Questions around ownership, liability, and lunar...