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SpaceX’s ascent from commercial launch provider to indispensable national security asset marks one of the most significant shifts in America’s ...

Companies and organizations can spend years developing experiments and other payloads for a space mission. Those payloads are then subjected ...

When imagery from the Worldview Legion satellites revealed fabric over a large object near a dry dock in North Korea ...

We’ve observed with concern a rising trend in human spaceflight discussions: the suggestion that we bypass the moon and send ...

NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) are bringing us closer than we’ve been in decades to regular lunar exploration and ...

The satellite industry has seen major mission, market and technology leaps over the decades, but nothing like the top-to-bottom disruption ...

The promise of artificial intelligence has been a staple of government technology roadmaps for decades. But too often, AI has ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: Beginning this spring, Andrew Jones will be explaining the business, politics and technology in Chinese space activities as ...

Parts of China’s space strategy might not seem directly tied to defense: plans for a joint Chinese-Russian lunar facility, a ...

Europe’s investment in HydRON, a multi-orbit optical data relay network, signals a pivotal shift in how data is moved across ...