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SpaceX launched 30 satellites Dec. 21 on the second in a series of dedicated rideshare missions to mid-inclination orbits. The

The Biden administration has released some final space policy documents focused on cislunar activities and technology development. The post OSTP

The FAA is taking a step to streamline licensing for launch operators as the agency faces continues pressure to accelerate

A joint Earth science mission between NASA and its Indian counterpart is now scheduled to launch as soon as next

The outgoing administrator of NASA says he is “basically optimistic” about the future of the agency under the person proposed

A defense authorization bill includes language to extend a “learning period” limiting commercial human spaceflight regulations as well as indemnification

A new decadal survey for solar and space physics recommends that NASA’s heliophysics program pursue two billion-dollar missions even as

A Vega C successfully launched an Earth observation satellite Dec. 5 in the rocket’s first flight since a failure nearly