
Johns Hopkins and SpaceNews Launch Future of Space Series
Johns Hopkins University and SpaceNews have partnered to launch a new public discussion series focused on the future of space exploration, technology, and policy.
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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.

The commercial space industry's growth depends on more than rockets; it requires a complex site selection process balancing government proximity, specialized facilities, and a unique talent pool.

Chinese launch startups Galactic Energy and Space Pioneer are taking formal steps toward initial public offerings (IPOs) after securing hundreds of millions in new funding.

The International Space Station is set for a controlled deorbit in 2030, marking the end of an era. NASA is now fostering a new commercial model for space.

Jonathan Cirtain has been appointed as the new CEO of Axiom Space, a strategic leadership change aimed at accelerating the company's space infrastructure development. An astrophysicist, Cirtain previo

The space manufacturing industry is advancing technologically but has yet to create a profitable market. High costs remain a major barrier, with pharmaceuticals and advanced materials seen as the most

China is set for a major surge in space activity, with up to nine new rockets slated for maiden launches and key tests planned for its lunar program.

NASA's Astrobee robotic platform on the International Space Station is transitioning to commercial management under the company Arkisys, starting in early 2026.

Axiom Space has named Jonathan Cirtain its new CEO, replacing Tejpaul Bhatia who held the role for less than six months in a sudden leadership change.

In-space propulsion company Impulse Space has announced plans for a lunar cargo service, aiming to deliver up to six tons of hardware to the Moon starting in 2028.

In-space transportation firm Impulse Space is developing a new lunar lander to deliver three-ton cargo payloads, with the first mission targeted for 2028.