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The U.S. Space Force wants industry to invest in on-orbit refueling, but companies say they need standards first.

St. Maries grad Tom Muelle sees opportunity in space

University of Idaho alum and SpaceX co-founder Tom Mueller visited North Idaho College to speak to NIC and U of I CDA students this Friday. Students and faculty alike gathered from wall to wall in Seiter Hall to listen to Mueller speak about his origins in St. Maries, ID, his education at the University of […]

Impulse Space has welcomed retired U.S. Space Force General John Raymond to its board of directors. Raymond was the first chief of space operation for the USSF, holding the position from 2019 to 2022, Impulse said Wednesday.

Former U.S. Space Force chief Jay Raymond joins board of directors of Impulse Space

Two Australian companies are developing systems to search, analyse and even repair satellites in space.

Impulse Space – an in-space transportation startup - has unveiled design specifications for its Helios high performance "kick stage" vehicle.

Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin, startup Impulse Space and others are developing craft to move payloads after rockets blast them into orbit.

Impulse Space is working to simplify access to Geostationary Orbit (GEO), unveiling a new high-performance kick stage on Wednesday called Helios, designed

Impulse Space's next product is designed to make getting to far away orbits more accessible than ever.