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stc group and AST SpaceMobile have signed a 10-year deal, backed by a $175 million prepayment, to provide satellite-to-phone 5G and 4G service in Saudi Arabia.
Military experts propose creating a new specialist role, the Space Joint Terminal Attack Controller (SJTAC), to coordinate orbital attacks for ground forces.
Australian firm HEO Robotics, known for its in-orbit satellite photography, is expanding its services to geostationary orbit and plans for deep space imaging.
A new study of 27 astronauts on the ISS confirms that growing and eating plants in space provides significant psychological and sensory benefits on long missions.
Flagstaff-based Katalyst Space Technologies has been awarded a $30 million NASA contract to conduct a high-stakes rescue of a decaying space observatory.
Colorado's Attorney General has filed a federal lawsuit to block the relocation of U.S. Space Command, arguing the move is unconstitutional political retaliation.
Investment firms are increasingly channeling funds into space defense startups, recognizing space as a critical domain for national security and future conflicts.
The European Space Agency has proposed a new integrated space program to enhance the continent's security, aiming for greater strategic autonomy in communications.
A new startup, Rendezvous Robotics, is developing autonomous robots to assemble massive structures in orbit, potentially revolutionizing in-space manufacturing.
Experts are urging the U.S. Space Force to overhaul its slow procurement system to counter China's rapidly growing military space capabilities, which now include over 1,000 satellites.
A European-funded project called ALBATOR is developing a touchless 'tractor beam' technology to move hazardous space debris using a focused ion beam.
China is set to launch the Shenzhou XXI mission on Friday, sending three astronauts, including one veteran and two newcomers, to its Tiangong space station for a six-month stay.
A researcher lived for two weeks in a sealed habitat with 144 dwarf pea plants to test their ability to create a breathable atmosphere for future Mars missions.
A University of Florida-led team has sent advanced photonic AI chips to the International Space Station to test their durability in the harsh space environment.
The University of Southern California is advancing autonomous robotics for missions on the Moon and in space, focusing on self-navigating systems.
Slingshot Aerospace has secured its first hardware deal, providing the UK Space Agency with 13 optical sensors to enhance its sovereign space tracking capabilities.
Technology firm Thales has unveiled AURORE, a new space surveillance radar designed to monitor the increasingly crowded Low Earth Orbit and enhance space sovereignty.
Experts urge the Federal Communications Commission to modernize regulations to protect the U.S. space sector from growing economic and military threats posed by China.
Small businesses near Buckley Space Force Base in Colorado are reporting severe revenue losses, with some seeing sales drop by over 50% due to the government shutdown.
A radical new theory in quantum physics suggests that reality is not made of particles, space, or time, but from abstract information encoded in quantum numbers.