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

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).

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

Viasat completed the sale of its Link-16 business to L3Harris for $2 billion, a deal that came as a surprise because it did not align with s