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TAMPA, Fla. — India’s space regulator has approved services from Starlink, although SpaceX’s low Earth orbit (LEO) network still needs spectrum and other clearances before it can provide broadband in

WASHINGTON — European satellite manufacturer EnduroSat has appointed Paul “Rusty” Thomas as chief executive of its U.S. subsidiary, EnduroSat USA, as the company scales up operations. To continue reading this

No one has to be reminded that we’re living at a dangerous time, and across Europe, leaders are scrambling to find the money to strengthen the bloc’s defenses. The continent’s

TOKYO — Synspective, a Japanese company developing a radar imaging constellation, has signed an agreement with Exolaunch to launch 10 of the company’s satellites. To continue reading this article: Register

TOKYO — Despite a successful test flight of a reusable launch vehicle prototype last month, Honda has yet to decide whether to pursue development of an operational vehicle. To continue

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force on July 8 rolled out its first International Partnership Strategy, a blueprint for how America’s newest military branch intends to transition from sporadic global

WASHINGTON — Northrop Grumman is angling to become a lead contractor for Golden Dome and has moved to centralize coordination of its efforts in Huntsville, Alabama. To continue reading this

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