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Experts urge the U.S. to dismantle the wall between its civil and military space programs to effectively compete with China's rapid lunar advancements.
Europe's space sector faces a critical year in 2026, with key rocket launches, new defense initiatives, and major policy decisions set to shape its future.
NASA's ESCAPADE mission is testing a new low-cost, high-risk strategy for planetary exploration. Now on its way to Mars, its success could reshape space science.
NASA has successfully tested a new technology allowing spacecraft to switch between government and commercial communication networks, similar to cellphone roaming.
A UK-based company, Blue Skies Space, has successfully launched the world's first commercial satellite dedicated to space science to study stellar flares.
Portal Space Systems has announced the development of Starburst, a highly maneuverable small satellite scheduled for its first launch in late 2026.
The first privately funded space telescope, Mauve, is set to launch this year. The UK-built satellite will study stellar UV radiation to find stars capable of hosting life.
A space memorial company is now accepting reservations for a 2030 mission to send cremated human remains and DNA into orbit around Mars for a price of $24,995.
The FAA has ordered all commercial space launches and re-entries to take place between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., a move aimed at protecting air traffic.
Democratic leaders and space policy experts are outlining a new, ambitious vision for America's future in space, advocating for robust government programs and embracing the commercial space industry.
Johns Hopkins University and SpaceNews have partnered to launch a new public discussion series focused on the future of space exploration, technology, and policy.
A leaked 62-page document titled 'Athena' has revealed a high-stakes power struggle for the future leadership and direction of NASA, pitting two different visions against each other.
