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The National Space Council has released a draft bill that would split the regulation of novel space activities between two departments, Transportation and Commerce.

Bill Nelson says the International Space Station is getting older

In his words, his country has been maintaining "cooperation in the civilian space program with the Russians" since the Cold War period

China’s Ministry of Science and Technology approved a space nuclear reactor project aiming to generate a megawatt of electricity.

In the next five years, a minimum of 50,000 trained semiconductor engineers will be needed in the United States to meet the overwhelming and rapidly growing demand. Purdue University has answered that call, becoming the first in the country to launch a comprehensive set of innovative, interdisciplinary degrees and credentials in semiconductors and microelectronics.

NASA Seeks Industry Partners to Design a Nuclear Power Plant for the Moon

The U.S. needs to invest more in nuclear-powered spacecraft to be competitive with nations like China, experts say.

Out of the Pool: Tara Kirk Sell on Communicating Risk During a Pandemic When Tara Kirk Sell and her colleagues at Johns Hopkins University