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Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch Space. Mark your calendars, everyone: Boeing and NASA are planning to conduct the first crewed Starliner mission as soon as May 1.

Space stocks may have fallen back to earth. But a select few still offer out-of-this-world opportunities. Here are three.

The Government is recognising the innovative and rising talent in New Zealand’s growing space sector, with the Prime Minister and Space Minister Judith Collins announcing the new Prime Minister’s Prizes for Space today.

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The word "policy" used to make my eyes glaze over. That was before I understood that it was policy causing a good amount of my business headaches...

UK rejects Russian space agency's demands for launch of OneWeb internet satellites : Rashtra News #rejects #Russian #space #agencys #demands #launch #OneWeb #internet #satellites A Soyuz 2 rocket launches 36 OneWeb satellites on March 25, 2020 from Vostochny Cosmodrome, Russia.RoscosmosThe corporate internet space race has taken a geopolitical turn.Russian space agency Roscosmos is refusing to

NZ "actively looking" for ways to participate in the controversial AUKUS pact, where work is underway on putting AI into submarine-hunting planes and radar into deep space for military targeting, a briefing shows.

We have plenty of rockets to watch This Week in Rocket Launches but notably, both the US and China will be launching secretive satellites of a classified nature. China will be the first to launch.

Japans Space One will launch its Kairos small rocket on its inaugural trip on Wednesday, in a bid to become the first private firm in the country to put a satellite in orbit. While...