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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 ...

Early in President Donald Trump’s first term, he turned to an executive order to accelerate deregulation. For each new mandate ...

What do China, Russia, North Korea and Iran have in common? Each member of this axis of aggressors has developed ...

“Amateurs talk strategy while professionals talk logistics.” The phrase, often attributed to U.S. Army Gen. Omar Bradley, highlights how newcomers ...

As the use of space accelerates, so too does the risk of orbital debris — a pressing threat to communications, ...

For more than five years, astronomers have sounded alarms about the effect satellite megaconstellations would have on their observations. The ...

There may be something about Earth’s remote places that root many of humanity’s greatest achievements in space. John Glenn (the ...

A decade ago, startups raising money to launch commercial weather satellites were convinced they had a goldmine on their hands ...