Space

HawkEye 360 marked its first dual deployment into a mid-inclination orbit with the recent launch of Clusters 8 & 9 satellites now positioned to boost global coverage and enhance data...

The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has released a memorandum directing NASA to establish a unified time standard for the moon and other celestial bodies to advance...

The Department of Defense has introduced a strategy aimed at aligning DOD's efforts to integrate commercial space platforms into the national security space architecture. The 2024 Commercial Space Integration Strategy...

BAE Systems has integrated the ultraviolet spectrometer into the satellite bus of the Carruthers Geocorona Observatory, marking the next major step in building the Earth-monitoring satellite for NASA. The observatory...

NASA has selected the first three lunar instruments to deploy to the moon during the Artemis III mission to collect data about the lunar environment and the moon's interior and...

NASA conducted on March 22 a hot-fire test of the new-generation RS-25 engine, which will power the Space Launch System in future Artemis missions. The test, the 10th in a...

Firefly Aerospace will analyze its rapid space launch and mission support capabilities as part of the Sinequone project, a Defense Innovation Unit-led initiative intended to advance future operations beyond geosynchronous...

Six senators have proposed a bipartisan bill that would direct the Federal Aviation Administration to solicit industry feedback and eliminate duplicative requirements to help streamline the application process for commercial...

The critical life support system of Blue Origin’s Orbital Reef space station reached certain milestones, completing four tests designed to assess the capability of the system’s several components in cleaning,...

Rocket Lab USA and the National Reconnaissance Office launched the fifth national security mission for the agency using an Electron launch vehicle, which lifted off from Wallops, Virginia on Thursday....