As threats of FY 2024 budget cuts lurk in the shadows of haunting GAO reports, recent awards may hint at which NASA programs and players

We are slightly concerned he wasn’t spiking the ball on Twitter (ugh, X) seconds after the FAA announced Friday that the Starship mishap

Even more confusing than why the Space Development Agency’s (SDA) 72 Tranche 2 Transport Layer (T2TL) “Beta” satellites precede the 100 T2TL

U.S. defense company Kratos Defense and Security Solutions announced Aug. 9 plans to buy up to 20 Dart AE hypersonic vehicles

Earlier this week, Viasat nixed Inmarsat’s “ORCHESTRA” V-band filing with the FCC, presumably ending the company’s lukewarm attempt to

Heavily capitalized defense startup Anduril Industries has made a mission out of disrupting various defense industry subsectors, namely AI

Fresh off its $463M USSOCOM contract last week, Palantir Technologies (NYSE: PLTR) just landed another $110M in three, one-year, firm-fixed

As Rivada Space Networks readies for word from the ITU’s RRB on whether its milestone waiver request will be granted

When announced in 2019, LeoStella looked poised for success. The 50/50 joint venture of Thales Alenia Space and Spaceflight had built a fact

Thales Alenia Space's May 15 announcement that it is building a satellite servicing vehicle comes after years of European primes flirting

Despite a very public rivalry that's included Viasat fighting to block Starlink through regulators in the U.S., France and elsewhere, today

The boss of the newly created Commercial Space Office, Col. Richard Kniseley, is serious about making greater use of commercial space

Astra has avoided delisting for now, but the company still has a long way to go to achieve a healthy stock price, among other things

Brazilian media is reporting that President Lula da Silva reversed the previous administration's efforts to privatize certain

NASA's Artemis astronauts will be returning to the Moon in-style, as seen today in NASA's unveiling of the new Axiom Space moonwalking

The Space Development Agency is weeks away from launching the first satellites in its advanced LEO constellation, the Proliferated

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

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

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