It might not come as a surprise that 70% of all maiden orbital launch attempts have been a total bust.

The past year has been a roller-coaster ride in the financial markets and an unusual one for transaction activity.

Starklink's RDOF Loss Could Be a Catalyst for Change

After declaring 100% success of all priority systems and subsystems aboard Project Kuiper’s first two prototypes launched Oct. 6, Amazon

Barring any late-stage contracts, 2023 will conclude with 12 commercial GEO satellite orders, seven of which were micro GEOs (>1,000 kg).

Three years since entering service, SpaceX’s Starlink internet is now available in 80 markets*, according to a Dec. 1 FCC filing.

After this month’s launch of the second-ever Starship vehicle, SpaceX founder Elon Musk posted a picture of four more Starships described as

Military agencies have long been ideal customers for the satellite industry because of their willingness to pay a premium for resilient comm

A newfound ability to detect emissions from copper mines could revive demand for hosted payloads.

In January 2023, Iridium and Qualcomm introduced the Snapdragon Satellite chipset with plans to jointly pursue mass-market direct-to-device

Ever since Tsiolkovsky published the rocket equation in 1904, bold inventors and theorists have endeavored to break the equation.

France, Germany, and Italy – the European pillars of launch expertise – have agreed to Earth-shattering policy changes that will redefine

SES moved up its Q3 financial results by two days after Boeing disclosed a $315M satellite charge that investors immediately attributed to

U.S. lawmakers have been fretting since 2018 (when Northrop Grumman bought Orbital ATK) that the national supply base for solid rocket motor

Incorporating Optical Communications Terminals (OCTs) has become a baseline assumption for nearly every megaconstellation operator (i.e., St

This year Mongolia made two moves that will bring satellite connectivity to the landlocked country and could signal the beginning of soverei

As the players in NASA’s International Space Station (ISS) transition program approach the second half of theira target="_blank" rel="noopen

Military agencies have long been ideal customers for the satellite industry because of their willingness to pay a premium for resilient comm

Over the past decade, venture capital (VC) has emerged as a critical source of funding for space startups, with total investment surging mor

It’s rare that satellite operators, especially those not publicly traded, give granular details about the reasons for their programmatic del