The EU, in giving final confirmation of its intent to deploy the secure, multi-orbit satellite network IRIS2

Launching orbital rockets from a ship is a decades-old idea that keeps resurfacing in fits and starts.

After nine years of development, ULA now has a launch date of May 4 for the first Vulcan mission.

For over a decade, the space industry hoped to win the U.S. military as a customer – and hopefully an anchor customer

In the chronically overcrowded world of small launch vehicles, there is now one less. Space station startup Vast Space announced

Maxar has signed an agreement with Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) startup Umbra to receive dedicated capacity on Umbra’s constellation

EU antitrust regulators have reached the same conclusion as Britain’s top regulators in its review of Inmarsat’s proposed merger with Viasat

This is a big win for Spaceflight in getting a high-caliber industry executive to succeed Curt Blake, who had 10 years at the helm

Though a few years late (three, to be exact), EchoStar finally pulled the trigger on an S-band smallsat constellation.

The Space Development Agency released a solicitation for the first 72 communications satellites in Tranche 2

Undeterred by the exits of Deep Space Industries and Planetary Resources, Astroforge is the latest asteroid mining start-up

When NATO selected Toulouse, France’s aerospace mecca, as the site for its future space center of excellence in 2019

More clarity is emerging around what types of payloads the Space Development Agency (SDA) is considering for the handful of

With Vega C offline, Soyuz gone and Ariane 5 imminently retiring, retaining the Ariane 6 schedule is now more important than ever.

Interstellar Technologies has had little visible progress (at least in the West) for years, having launched a series of sounding rockets (on

We’re old enough to remember when SpaceX upbraided ULA for charging hundreds of millions of dollars for military launches.

It’s been over a year since we saw any real news about Space One, the Japanese consortium developing a small launcher (100kg to 500km).

Poland is poised to become one of the few countries with very high-resolution satellites.

Green bubble texters finally have their rival to Apple and Globalstar.

SpaceX kicked off the year with a truckload of satellites for numerous operators around the world.