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Events in the Middle East continue to grab headlines, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine stays there as well. What gets less attention but may prove to be just as impactful

WASHINGTON — Maxar Intelligence, a satellite imaging and geospatial data provider, has signed three contracts worth a combined $204.7 million with undisclosed government customers in the Middle East and Africa,

TOKYO — An industry coalition is asking congressional appropriators to reject the administration’s proposal to terminate the Commerce Department’s space traffic coordination system. To continue reading this article: Register now

WASHINGTON — Muon Space, a Silicon Valley-based satellite manufacturer founded in 2021, announced a slate of new executive hires headlined by former Space Development Agency official Paula Trimble. To continue

HELSINKI — Scientists are proposing China’s first ice giant mission, aiming to launch a radioisotope-powered spacecraft to orbit Neptune and study its enigmatic moon Triton. To continue reading this article:

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Air Force has shelved a proposal to build two rocket landing pads on Johnston Atoll, a remote island in the central Pacific Ocean, following environmental concerns

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force has canceled a competition between Boeing and Northrop Grumman to build a new class of jam-resistant communications satellites, abandoning a traditional procurement approach in