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The British government announced a series of measures June 23, from regulations to funding active debris removal projects, intended to make the country a […]

Frank Calvelli, assistant secretary of the Air Force for space acquisition and integration, told SpaceNews one of his priorities is to impose discipline in […]

Telespazio intends to play a key role in the future in-orbit servicing market, providing customers seeking satellite relocation, refueling, repair or removal […]

NASA’s Psyche asteroid mission will not launch this year as previously planned after the agency concluded there was not enough time to complete testing of […]

Telesat has applied for a U.K. license to connect broadband terminals with Lightspeed satellites it plans to start deploying in 2025 to low Earth orbit. The […]

The Space Force on June 24 established Space Delta 18, a unit that will run the National Space Intelligence Center at Wright Patterson Air Force Base The post […]

NASA managers say they have completed testing of the Space Launch System after a recent countdown rehearsal and are ready to move into preparations for a […]

Propulsion startup Orbion Space Technology will supply thrusters for a U.S. Space Force prototype weather satellite under a contract with General Atomics […]

The X Prize Foundation is considering a prize competition focused on removal of space debris to spur technological innovation in the field. The post X Prize […]

The United States' announcement of a ban on destructive ASAT tests set the stage for a UN meeting on reducing space threats. The post Parallel Paths for Space […]

OneWeb, the broadband megaconstellation company whose launch plans were disrupted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, expects to resume launches late this year, […]

SatixFy named David Ripstein as CEO June 23 to lead the satcoms equipment maker’s planned transformation into a public company. The post SatixFy names CEO to […]

A Hughes-OneWeb prototype network at Thule, Greenland, is fast enough to enable video conferencing, streaming video and interactive games. The post Hughes and […]

Space traffic management should be about mitigating risk, not eliminating it. The post Op-ed | There’s no perfect Space Traffic Management framework appeared […]

Arianespace launched a pair of satellites aiming to improve broadband coverage in the Asia-Pacific region June 22 on the Ariane 5 rocket’s first flight of […]

Over the course of just six months, three senior defense officials responsible for technology programs announced they were stepping down, voicing […]

Over the last year, Microsoft and Xplore worked with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to show how commercial services could support […]

The new head of the Office of Space Commerce says he’s talking with industry on how his office can best take over civil space traffic management while also […]

Helping operators steer satellites away from potential collisions in increasingly packed orbits is a key driver for improving space traffic management, but […]

The committee approved an amendment by Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) to increase the defense budget by $37 billion The post House Armed Services Committee […]

Propulsion startup Plasmos is testing its first rocket engine thanks to a $250,000 in-kind investment from Velo3D, a metal additive manufacturing startup. The […]

Germany’s Isar Aerospace announced plans June 22 to launch an orbital transfer vehicle no earlier than 2023 for Italian space logistics company D-Orbit. The […]

NASA has found a new ride for a small lunar orbiter mission that will allow the spacecraft to avoid a two-year wait for its launch. The post NASA moves up […]

The United Kingdom launched a public consultation June 21 under a recently strengthened licensing regime to consider Starlink’s expansion plans. The post UK […]