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Orbital Sciences Corporation (NYSE: ORB) has announced the Company’s strong support for the Obama Administration’s new direction for the country’s civil space programs, as outlined in the recently-released GFY 2011 proposed budget for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
Read MoreIndia will soon have its own dedicated satellite for providing satellite phone (satphone) services, instead of depending on foreign satellites.
Read MoreThe White House announced on February 1st it will end a civil-military weather satellite program and, instead, pursue two separate lines of polar-orbiting satellites to serve military and civilian users.
Read MoreIt's not going to be business as usual — that is perhaps the only definitive thing the Space Foundation can say about President Obama's FY 2011 NASA proposal, released on February 1st.
Read MoreSatNews is sharing this article from January 27, OrlandoSentinal.com: NASA's plans to return astronauts to the moon are dead. So are the rockets being designed to take them there — that is . . .
Read MoreThe Aerospace Safety Advisory Panel, or ASAP, a congressionally mandated group of independent experts established after the 1967 Apollo 1 fire, has released its 2009 annual report.
Read MoreThe Republic of China (Taiwan) has donated more than US$3 million to the Gambia government as part of their seemingly endless contributions towards the country’s national television satellite project.
Read MoreA new executive agency will be created to take the U.K.’s recession-busting space and satellite sector into a new space age, Science and Innovation Minister Lord Drayson said today.
Read MoreThe U.K. is not to be left behind in the space industry as SSTL applauds the latest news of Lord Drayson's announcement of a U.K. executive Space Agency.
Read MoreAIAA (American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics) President Dave Thompson testified before the House Committee on Science and Technology on “Decisions on the Future Direction and Funding for NASA: What Will They Mean for the U.S. Aerospace Workforce and Industrial Base?”
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