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China’s non-kinetic physical anti-satellite weapons, including DEWs, will play a critical part in future warfare.

Emerging technology behind new satellite servicing spacecraft could someday lead to asteroid mining and space manufacturing.

Northrop Grumman subsidiary SpaceLogistics allowed FLYING rare access to the lab where engineers quietly made space history performing the first operational commercial satellite servicing mission.

The self-imposed moratorium comes ahead of U.N. talks aimed at getting international buy-in on “norms of behavior” in space.

The United States became the first nation to end anti-satellite missile tests amid concerns that space debris created by the launches could threaten military and commercial interests.

The first corporate call for a ban on anti-satellite weapons tests

Dmitry Rogozin, a longtime nationalist leader and Putin ally, is blasting away at one of the last vestiges of U.S.-Russia cooperation.

The UK Space Agency will co-host the 4th Summit for Space Sustainability, with the Secure World Foundation, in London on 22-23 June. The goal of the summit

Backing out of the international partnership could be catastrophic for NASA.

The European Space Agency is due to launch its Rosalind Franklin ExoMars rover on a Russian rocket this September, while satellites belonging to a company part-owned by the UK government are set to catch a Russian ride on 4 March