NASA officials say a nuclear electric propulsion mission is still expected to launch in late 2028, despite limited details about its cost and schedule.
Delayed pathfinder satellites for Telesat’s planned Lightspeed broadband constellation have pushed global service back three months to around the end of the second quarter of 2028, the Canadian ...
In this episode, Mike Gruss speaks with Laura Crabtree, the CEO of Epsilon3, who is also a former SpaceX astronaut trainer. They talk about ways that space companies can organize themselves to ...
The National Reconnaissance Office is reconsidering how it buys commercial radar satellite imagery amid growing demand and ...
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr has appointed former FCC adviser Courtney Reinhard to lead the regulator’s Space Bureau.
Vietnam is the latest country to sign the Artemis Accords, becoming the 78th country to do so in the past six years.
The U.S. Space Force plans to award Boeing a sole-source contract worth up to $945.9 million to maintain and modernize ...
The U.S. Space Force’s first operational missile-tracking satellites are now expected to launch in spring 2027, nearly two ...
Space technology investor Seraphim announced a more intensive accelerator program for startups Oct. 29, outlining plans to invest $150,000 in 15 of them annually alongside up to 12 months of mentoring ...
Virgin Galactic’s newest suborbital spaceplane arrived at its New Mexico spaceport for flight tests as its first commercial ...
Flexell Space, a space energy company led by CEO Taehun Ahn, announced that it has signed an agreement with Singapore-based CubeSat specialist Satoro, led by CEO Mark Lu, for the in-orbit ...
United Launch Alliance plans to resume Vulcan launches in mid-November after a nine-month hiatus caused by a solid rocket booster anomaly.
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