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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force is betting that satellites designed to spot wildfires can also fill critical gaps in military weather monitoring capabilities. Muon Space, a California-based manufacturer of

In fewer than 40 months, President Trump’s presidency will end. The question is, will his signature project — the Golden Dome — die with it?  It could survive even if

TAMPA, Fla. — Early-stage investor Space Capital said global investments in core space infrastructure climbed to a five-quarter high of $4.4 billion over the three months to the end of

TAMPA, Fla. — Spain’s Sateliot says it has achieved the first narrowband connection from a low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite to a commercial Internet of Things (IoT) device built to

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force awarded Blue Origin a $78.2 million contract to expand satellite processing capacity at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.  The three-year agreement, announced Oct. 7,

43,000-Satellite Surge Reshapes Orbital Competition and Challenges Legacy GEO Models Paris, France – Launched today, Novaspace’s 28th edition of Satellites to Be Built and Launched reveals a

London is the beating heart of global finance. Its banks, insurers and investors command influence far beyond our shores; its centers of research generate ideas of world-class quality. Yet when

TAMPA, Fla. — Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr vowed Oct. 6 to accelerate satellite regulatory reforms, declaring October as “Space Month” at the U.S. regulator to overhaul licensing and

There really is no terrestrial parallel to space exploration. While American pioneers pushed westward with minimal government oversight, the space age began with government funds and directives. Today, what was