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/PRNewswire/ -- AE Industrial Partners, LP ("AEI"), a U.S-based private equity firm specializing in aerospace, defense & government services, space, power and...

ELaNa stands for the Educational Launch of Nanosatellites program, which has sent more than 100 CubeSats into space since its 2010 inception under NASA's Launch Services Program that contracted Astra for this mission. Headquartered in Alameda, California, Astra is one of a burgeoning array of new firms building small-payload launch systems to cash in on the exponential growth in compact satellites needing a ride to orbit.

By Steve Gorman (Reuters) - California-based rocket startup Astra Space Inc aborted the planned liftoff of its first operational satellite launch, a N...

The countdown was halted at T-minus zero, just moments before Astra's two-stage, kerosene-fueled Launch Vehicle 0008, also known as Rocket 3.3, was due to blast off.

1. Treasury Mandates Reporting of Foreign Securities Holdings of $200M or More- All U.S. persons (custodians and end investors) who manage $200 million or more in foreign...

The National Targeted Scientific and Technical Space Program for 2021-2025 has been drafted to launch eight Ukrainian satellites into Earth orbit. — Ukrinform.

Noosphere Venture Partners, a space technology investment firm founded and controlled by Ukrainian entrepreneur Max Polyakov, plans to sell its approximately 50% stake in US space launch start-up Firefly Aerospace at the request of the US go...

While educated as an obstetrician-gynecologist, Max Polyakov made his fortune through business software ventures and Internet gaming, dating and marketing sites.

The US government demanded Ukrainian software mogul, Max Polyakov, to sell its entire stake in the space company Firefly Aerospace under the pre-text of national security concerns

NASA has confirmed the readiness of the Blue Ghost moon lander of the American company – the developer of rocket and space technology Firefly Aerospace Inc., owned by Ukrainian businessman Max Polyakov, in accordance with the schedule of the Artemis lunar mission - by September 2023.