Space News3- Page

TAMPA, Fla. — Japan’s IHI is broadening its push to build a sovereign Earth observation constellation, partnering with U.K.-based SatVu to explore adding thermal imaging satellites alongside radar and other

WASHINGTON — SpaceX Chief Executive Elon Musk says he is confident that Starship can start delivering 100 tons of payload to orbit next year while reusing both stages. In an

WASHINGTON — Maxar Intelligence will provide 3D maps and terrain data for a U.S. Army digital platform designed to give soldiers an immersive view of the battlefield through specialized headsets,

TAMPA, Fla. — The Federal Communications Commission has dropped investigations into EchoStar as the satellite operator moves to sell spectrum to SpaceX and AT&T in deals totalling more than $40

WASHINGTON — The chief executive of Airbus says he is still “very committed” to combining his company’s space business with those of two other European firms. Speaking on the sidelines

Memorial spaceflights have grown from novelty to a modest and steady business, one that’s carried thousands of loved ones to orbit over the past three decades. Now, a startup founded

Incoming NGSO services shift sector norms, driving 63% of commercial aviation IFC by 2034 Paris, France – Novaspace’s latest report, the 13th edition of its Prospects for In-Flight