A Dragon just pushed the International Space Station a little farther away from Earth. SpaceX’s Dragon cargo spacecraft successfully finished a test reboost of the International Space Station (ISS) on
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21 satellites manufactured by York Space Systems for Space Development Agency’s upcoming Tranche 1 Transport Layer launch. Image: York Space Systems The first in a series of launches supporting a
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When the U.S. Army recently unveiled plans to expand its space cadre and deepen its bench of expertise, the move raised questions about whether the service was edging into the
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