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NASA has signed two agreements with the European Space Agency to advance cooperation on Earth science and future lunar exploration missions. The first cooperative agreement builds on a joint statement of intent

The U.S. government has joined an international initiative that aims to combine satellite data with scientific research to track climate change and assess its impacts on global and local scales. Richard Spinrad,

NASA and the Federal Emergency Management Agency have published an action guide meant to help communities make informed decisions on how to manage the risks of climate change. The “Building Alliances for Climate Action”

Lt. Gen. Bill Liquori, deputy chief of space operations for strategy, plans, programs, requirements and analysis at the U.S. Space Force, said a service branch-led interagency team has come up with a

Lt. Gen. Bill Liquori, deputy chief of space operations for strategy, plans, programs, requirements and analysis at the U.S. Space Force, said the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community have begun a

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA plans to launch NOAA’s third polar-orbiting environmental satellite to orbit aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket no later than Nov. 1. NASA

The Missile Defense Agency has deployed another two CubeSats aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket to support several MDA and Department of Defense space efforts including the Hypersonic and Ballistic Tracking Space

Nikolai Joseph, policy analyst at NASA’s office of technology, policy and strategy, said the agency is reevaluating the feasibility of space-based solar power through a short-term study, SpaceNews reported Saturday. “As the

NASA has updated an online repository of Earth observation datasets in partnership with the space agency’s counterparts in Europe and Japan to help the public understand environmental changes across the globe. The