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NASA is accepting media applications to cover the historic Artemis II mission from Johnson Space Center, the control hub for the first crewed lunar flight in over 50 years.
A new privately funded space telescope, the Lazuli Space Observatory, is set to launch by 2029 with a mirror larger than Hubble's to study dark energy and exoplanets.
SpaceX has postponed its Falcon 9 rocket launch from Cape Canaveral. The mission, carrying 29 Starlink satellites, is now scheduled for Friday, January 9.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is on track for a September launch, running ahead of schedule and within its $4.3 billion budget, a major success for the agency.
A new philanthropic initiative backed by former Google CEO Eric Schmidt will build four advanced telescopes, including the first privately funded space observatory.
NASA is considering an early termination of the Crew-11 mission on the International Space Station after an astronaut experienced a medical emergency.
Chinese firms have filed applications to launch over 200,000 internet satellites, a move that dramatically escalates the global race for low-Earth orbit.
ISRO is set to launch its PSLV-C62 mission, deploying 15 satellites including a key defense surveillance craft and a record seven from a private firm.
A surge in satellite launches is creating dangerous levels of congestion in Earth's orbit, increasing collision risks that threaten essential services like GPS and global communications.
The space economy is projected to triple to $1.8 trillion, sparking a high-stakes race between the US and China for financial and industrial control of this new frontier.
SpaceX is preparing for a pre-dawn Falcon 9 launch from California this Sunday, carrying the Twilight rideshare mission with a payload of small satellites.
China's private space industry is on the verge of a major breakthrough with reusable rocket technology, aiming to lower launch costs and compete globally.
The University of Arizona's Pandora satellite is set for a weekend launch to study the atmospheres of at least 20 distant exoplanets for signs of water.
Defense contractor L3Harris Technologies agrees to an $845 million deal, selling a 60% stake in its space propulsion unit, including the iconic RL10 engine.
Vandenberg Space Force Base is seeking commercial partners to build and operate the West Coast's first launch pad for super-heavy rockets, a major step to enhance national security space capabilities.
NASA is preparing for the first-ever medical evacuation from the International Space Station, bringing four Crew-11 astronauts home early this week.
The U.S. Space Force hosted its third annual Guardian Arena, a two-day event testing the physical, academic, and tactical skills of its personnel.
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.
Scientists have identified massive plasma rings around distant M dwarf stars that act as natural 'weather stations,' offering a new way to study exoplanet habitability.
NASA has demolished two iconic, Apollo-era test towers at its Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama, citing modernization needs and high maintenance costs.