SpaceX launches CRS-34 cargo mission to ISS
A Falcon 9 launched a Dragon cargo spacecraft May 15 carrying nearly 3,000 kilograms of cargo to the International Space Station.
Fonte
spacenews.com
61articoli totali nell'archivio
Starlink Mobile challengers back proposed telco-led D2D joint venture
A planned direct-to-device joint venture between AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon has divided operators behind the satellites needed to…
Virgin Galactic reaffirms plans to begin commercial service this year
Virgin Galactic remains on track, technically and financially, to start commercial flights of its next-generation suborbital…
Cowboy files plans for up to 20,000 orbital data centers
Cowboy Space has filed plans with the Federal Communications Commission for a 20,000-satellite “Stampede” orbital data center…
Intuitive Machines to buy ground station company
Intuitive Machines has agreed to purchase a company that operates ground stations in the United States and United Kingdom to help…
Golden Dome chief pushes back on $1.2 trillion CBO estimate
Golden Dome chief pushes back on $1.2 trillion CBO estimate Golden Dome chief pushes back on $1.2 trillion CBO estimate
Iridium to take over Aireon to expand aviation safety business
Iridium Communications is buying the rest of the Aireon aircraft-tracking venture its connectivity constellation hosts to push…
Space Minds Podcast
Space Minds is a new podcast from SpaceNews that focuses on the inspiring leaders, technologies and exciting opportunities in…
CEO Series: Chris Quilty looks at the future of the space industry
CEO Series: Chris Quilty looks at the future of the space industry
AST SpaceMobile may use ULA’s Vulcan
AST SpaceMobile may launch some of its direct-to-device satellites on United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket to expand its launch…
House appropriators approve spending bill that keeps NASA budget flat
The House Appropriations Committee advanced a spending bill May 13 that rejects many of the cuts to NASA proposed by the…
Why Earth observation data is getting stuck in orbit
Why Earth observation data is getting stuck in orbit
Opinion Archives
Opinion section includes op-eds, columns, commentaries and editorials on all things related to the global space business…
SLS to launch without upper stage for Artemis 3
NASA plans to fly the Space Launch System on Artemis 3 without an upper stage as the agency begins to define revised plans for…
Rocketeers are Competing at the IREC for Your Attention
Rocketeers are Competing at the IREC for Your Attention
Northrop Grumman targets lunar navigation market with Webb-derived guidance…
Northrop Grumman targets lunar navigation market with Webb-derived guidance system Northrop Grumman targets lunar navigation…
SES joins Eutelsat in canceling GEO expansion satellites
SES has canceled two satellites Intelsat ordered before being acquired by the Luxembourg-based multi-orbit operator, joining…
SpaceX sets date for first Starship version 3 launch
SpaceX has set a date for the long-delayed first launch of its next-generation Starship vehicle, which is critical to the…
Congressional Budget Office estimates $1.2 trillion price tag for Golden Dome
Congressional Budget Office estimates $1.2 trillion price tag for Golden Dome Congressional Budget Office estimates $1.2 trillion…
Space Force awards TrustPoint $4 million for LEO navigation demonstration
Space Force awards TrustPoint $4 million for LEO navigation demonstration
Space is having its internet moment. Investors should act accordingly.
Space is having its internet moment. Investors should act accordingly.
NASA retaining six-month ISS missions
NASA plans to continue exchanging International Space Station crews about every six months after considering longer stays.
Space Industry Forum | Singapore
Space Industry Forum (SIF) is Asia’s premier C-level satellite and space event, bringing together senior executives,…
BlackSky’s Lyn Chassagne on using satellite imagery to solve problems
BlackSky’s Lyn Chassagne on using satellite imagery to solve problems
Failing to pass a defense budget is a self-inflicted wound in the space race
Failing to pass a defense budget is a self-inflicted wound in the space race
Former NASA chief of staff returns to lead agency launch operations
NASA’s former chief of staff has returned to the agency in a new role overseeing launch operations, a move that raised some…
Paraguay signs the Artemis Accords
Paraguay signed the Artemis Accords May 7, the sixth country to do so in the last two and a half weeks.
CEO Series: Terran Orbital’s Peter Krauss on understanding scalability in space
CEO Series: Terran Orbital’s Peter Krauss on understanding scalability in space
Sponsored Archives
SpaceNews sponsored articles are commissioned and paid for by advertisers. For more information contact our sales team.
Global Smallsat Deployment Accelerates, with 16,900 Satellites Projected…
Global Smallsat Deployment Accelerates, with 16,900 Satellites Projected Through 2035
CEO Series: Arcfield’s Kevin Kelly on making Golden Dome a success
CEO Series: Arcfield’s Kevin Kelly on making Golden Dome a success
Space Foundation Premieres National Space Day Video May 1
Space Foundation Premieres National Space Day Video May 1
SmallSat Europe
SmallSat Europe 2026 is the continent’s largest dedicated smallsat conference, returning to RAI Amsterdam on May 26–28, 2026. The…
Emerson Launches Innovative Software-Driven Method for High-Fidelity Aerospace…
Emerson Launches Innovative Software-Driven Method for High-Fidelity Aerospace RF Testing
Novaspace and OGC Unveil the China Space Industry Intelligence Catalog
Novaspace and OGC Unveil the China Space Industry Intelligence Catalog
SN Focus by SpaceNews Brand Studio
SN Focus reports spotlight new opportunities in economic development and higher education throughout the industry.
Read SpaceNews magazine online
Access digital editions of SpaceNews magazine, from the latest issue back to December 2020. Subscribe today.