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

Bob Smith, Blue Origin’s CEO of six years, is departing the company in a move widely perceived as the end of a lackluster era.

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

Amazon’s launch costs for Project Kuiper, its constellation of ~3,200 broadband satellites, are much higher than initially estimated, accord

The chip war has finally caught up with the space industry. Two days ago, Beijing declared that gallium, a unique material used in several s

Commercial geostationary communications satellites, long the lifeblood of the industry, remain chronically below historic order levels

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

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

SpaceX's April 30 Falcon Heavy launch carried a trio of missions that each have the potential to rewrite the business

So far, 2023 is shaping up to be an abysmal year for GEO satellite orders. Maxar's April 18th contract announcement with DISH for a TV broad

Shares of Japanese lunar lander company iSpace saw a 4x increase in price this week amid hype that the company's Hakuto-R lander

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

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

Voyager continues to expand its human spaceflight portfolio with the acquisition of ZIN Technologies, a leading provider of critical

he announcement by startup K2 Space that it is designing massive satellite platforms with up to 15,000 kilograms of payload space

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.

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