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WASHINGTON — A privately funded satellite designed to measure methane emissions has failed after only a little more than a year in orbit. To continue reading this article: Register now

WASHINGTON — Planet Labs secured a multiyear contract worth approximately $280 million to supply satellite imagery and geospatial intelligence to the German government, the latest sign of surging international demand

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WASHINGTON — The European Union has unveiled a long-anticipated space law, but details of how its space sustainability and other provisions will be implemented could take years to work out.

SAN FRANCISCO – While working in finance years ago, Yasunori Yamazaki traveled to mines to conduct due diligence. Later, as Axelspace chief business officer and Astroscale head of brand management,

LOS GATOS, CA– Cambrian Works, an innovator in technological connections between Earth and space, is proud to announce their GigRouter flight unit is ready for launch aboard Aegis Aerospace’s MISSE-21

WASHINGTON — The Commerce Department is proposing to end funding for a space traffic coordination program even as beta testing of the service continues. The Commerce Department released June 30

TAMPA, Fla. — France’s space agency helped local startup Skynopy raise nearly $18 million to rapidly grow its ground station network amid a broader national push to boost financial support

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force is working to develop a new generation of military satellites designed to maneuver unpredictably through space, in contrast to the traditional approach of parking

HELSINKI — China’s Shijian-21 and Shijian-25 are conducting proximity operations for a second time high above the Earth as a precursor to an expected on-orbit refueling test. Shijian-21 and Shijian-25