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Those of us of a certain age grew up thinking that the first space battles would be between units of astronauts with lasers.  However, November of 2023 saw the demonstration of Israel’s cutting-edge missile defense capabilities, when it intercepted a ballistic missile fired by Houthi rebels in Yemen with the Arrow missile defense system. This event highlights the ever-evolving landscape of irregular warfare and the significance of nation-states being prepared to fully use capstone capabilitie...

Tensions are rising in the South China Sea. If there’s a naval battle, these are the ships most likely to go to war.

The UK government has announced Enabling Technologies Programme (ETP) funding for a range of projects designed to help boost UK development of new space

/PRNewswire/ -- The intelligent drone market is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years, driven by the increasing adoption of drones in a wide range of...

A newly released report from the Government Accountability Office urges NASA to work toward lowering costs for its lunar ambitions.

The finalists for this year's Australian Technologies Competition (ATC) have been announced, showcasing a remarkable lineup of local businesses with groundbreaking innovations poised to make a positive global impact.

Struggling space company Astra is cutting 25% of its workforce and restructuring to focus more on its spacecraft engine business.

Struggling space company Astra is cutting 25% of its workforce and restructuring to focus more on its spacecraft engine business.

Struggling space company Astra is cutting 25% of its workforce and restructuring to focus more on its spacecraft engine business.

Struggling space company Astra is cutting 25% of its workforce and restructuring to focus more on its spacecraft engine business.