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SpaceX has successfully launched a classified payload for the National Reconnaissance Office from California, continuing the build-out of a new spy satellite constellation.
A new U.S. executive order ends the long-standing policy of providing free satellite tracking data, opening the door for the government to charge operators for space traffic management services amid e
Spain's new SpainSat NG 2 military satellite has suffered a critical failure in orbit, with its owner attributing the loss to an impact from a space particle.
SpaceX is scheduled to launch the first orbital mission of 2026 tonight from California, carrying an advanced Italian Earth-observation satellite into orbit.
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully launched its heaviest satellite ever, the 6,100 kg BlueBird Block-2, aboard an LVM-3 rocket.
The United States and France have completed their first joint satellite maneuver planned under the multinational Operation Olympic Defender initiative, signaling a new level of allied cooperation in s
Rocket Lab is scheduled to launch a Japanese technology-demonstration satellite tonight, marking its first direct mission for Japan's space agency, JAXA.
A UK-based company, Blue Skies Space, has successfully launched the world's first commercial satellite dedicated to space science to study stellar flares.
South Korea has successfully launched its fourth Nuri rocket, deploying over a dozen satellites in a landmark mission led by private company Hanwha Aerospace.
A new generation of startups is planning to build data centers in space, using constant solar power and the vacuum of orbit for cooling to solve Earth's growing energy crisis.
A stalled executive order on military readiness leaves the U.S. vulnerable to 'space stalkers'—hostile satellites capable of disabling American assets in orbit.
The US Space Force is set to field two new ground-based weapons, Meadowlands and the Remote Modular Terminal, to jam adversary surveillance satellites.
