U.S. Senators Want 5G Coordinator Appointed
In a letter to <em>Robert O’Brien</em>, who was appointed as national security adviser in September, the top Republican and Democratic Senators on the...
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Sorry, rocket fans — Vandenberg won’t launch an Argentine satellite next year. Here’s why<br />
The popular story is that the United States avoids launching polar orbits from Florida after debris from a failed 1960 Thor rocket fell on Cuba, killing a cow.
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Australian Space Industry Lands in DC with Strong IAC Presence
The IAC brings together more than 6000 key space players, scientists, researchers, engineers, agencies, businesses, students and astronauts, to
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The 25th Secretary of the U.S. Air Force… and Possibly Space Command… Confirmed by U.S. Senate
Barrett’s lopsided confirmation was largely expected. She earned praise from senators in remarks prior to the vote that summarized her extensive...
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Preparations Underway by China to Launch Capsules for their Space Station
China aims to complete the construction of the space station around 2022. Weighing 66 tons, the Tiangong space station will be T-shaped with the...
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Economic Free Zone for Foreign Companies Engaged in Space-Related Development Initiated by the UAE Space Agency
This is part of the UAE Space Agency's Investment Plan, which has been officially approved by the government and is now active — the National ...
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Australia Reboots Space Industry … Australian Space Experts Focus on Small Sat Technology
Australia aims to grow the space market segment from AU$3.9 billion to AU$12 billion by 2030 and double space industry employment to 30,000.
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Air Force Space Command’s Space Settlement Study Applauded by the National Space Soceity
AFSPC’s report recommended that a U.S.-led coalition establish a preferred future where space is a major contributor to a human economy...
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India’s Chandrayaan 2 Appears Lost … Prime Minister Expresses Pride ‘Either Way’
PM Modi give Dr K Sivan the 'I'll be proud of you either way' pat before addressing the anxious crowd.
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Chandrayaan-2 Could Lead to U.S., Japan to Set Up Base on Moon
The U.S. space agency National Aeronautics and Space Administration is looking at landing two Astronauts — a woman and a man to the Moon by
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