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The FCC has reinforced existing rights to Mobile Satellite Service spectrum, rejecting proposals from SpaceX and other companies seeking access to these valuable frequencies.
SpaceX has been awarded a $57 million contract by the U.S. military to demonstrate satellite-based data links using the Link-182 standard, which is intended to support the Golden Dome initiative.
Four astronauts from three different space agencies are set to embark on a long-duration science mission aboard the International Space Station, with a launch planned for mid-September 2026.
NASA is advancing technology to produce IV fluid in space, which could significantly enhance medical treatment options during crewed missions.
The House Science Committee has turned down NASA's budget request for fiscal year 2027, citing substantial cuts as a primary concern.
On April 22, 2026, Rocket Lab's Electron rocket completed a successful launch of cubesats for JAXA, marking the company's second dedicated mission for the Japanese space agency.
French startup Univity has successfully raised $32 million to launch 5G demonstrators into very low Earth orbit, with plans for a larger constellation of satellites to improve global 5G connectivity.
Recent seasonal fires have led to significant smoke coverage in Northern Thailand, impacting air quality and visibility across the region.
Atmos Space Cargo has successfully raised $30.1 million to enhance its reentry vehicle missions and to initiate plans for a larger spacecraft.
A look at the vibrant green areas along the northeast side of the Capital Beltway in Maryland, highlighting their significance amidst urban development.
NASA has launched the 2026 Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer Phase I and II Broad Agency Announcement, with submissions due by May 21, 2026.
Researchers at the Institute of Science Tokyo have developed a lightweight, origami-inspired reflectarray antenna that promises to enhance data transmission for CubeSats, addressing their size constraints.
NASA's Boeing 777 has rejoined the agency's fleet following significant modifications, now serving as an advanced airborne science laboratory.
Roger Mason has been nominated by Trump to succeed Christopher Scolese as the leader of the National Reconnaissance Office, which oversees the nation’s spy satellites.
Researchers at Texas A&M University are investigating light-powered propulsion methods that may drastically shorten travel times to distant star systems like Alpha Centauri.
NASA's Ames Research Center is pivotal to the Artemis II mission, which aims to advance lunar exploration and prepare for future landings.
A novel framework leveraging satellite technology has been developed to track conservation tillage practices, which are vital for sustainable agriculture.
The hybridization of nuclear command, control, and communications (NC3) systems raises significant concerns regarding the security of space infrastructure, which was designed to be resilient and independent.
The Commerce Department's recent budget proposal suggests a pause in the development of its space traffic coordination system as it explores a new financial structure, potentially involving user fees.
As NASA develops plans for human habitation in space, it is crucial to consider the potential risks posed by infectious diseases to interplanetary travelers.