Quantum Space raises $40 million
Quantum Space has raised $40 million to advance development of its Ranger spacecraft with a new focus on national security applications.
Chinese spacecraft prepare for orbital refueling test as US surveillance sats lurk nearby
Xplore reveals hyperspectral imagery from first satellite
SAN FRANCISCO – Xplore Inc. unveiled hyperspectral imagery from XCUBE-1, the initial satellite in the Bellevue, Washington, startup’s remote-sensing constellation.
Apogee Semiconductor Partners with ALTER Technology and doEEEt.com to Expand Distribution of Space and Defense-Grade Technologies
A ten-fold increase in rocket launches would start harming the ozone layer, new research finds
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Amid Musk threat to decommission SpaceX Dragon, NASA reveals more Boeing Starliner delays
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Live – A Conversation with Rep. George Whitesides (replay)
AIAA’s Uniquely Interdisciplinary Space Conference—ASCEND—Poised for a Memorable Vegas Event
Next month, ASCEND 2025 kicks off in Las Vegas for the fifth annual event.
Lawmakers find common ground on space but Golden Dome sparks divide
Rep. Jeff Crank (R-Colo.), who serves on the House Armed Services Committee, said a draft defense appropriations bill unveiled June 9 signals bipartisan concerns that the U.S. is underinvesting in space capabilities.
Europe clears SES-Intelsat deal without conditions
Europe has unconditionally approved SES’ plan to buy rival satellite operator Intelsat, leaving the United States as the final major regulatory hurdle in the way of the $4 billion deal.
