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"Sapphire has done yeoman's service for us. It is beyond end of life, but keeps chugging away like the Energizer Bunny. And, and every day that it has a hiccup, I go, 'Not today, not today,'" said Brig. Gen. Mike Adamson.

Spain's airspace was briefly shut down due to safety concerns over debris from a Chinese Long March 5B spacecraft.

Ghaem-100 can put a satellite into orbit more than 300 miles into space; Western countries have long been suspicious of the program

That pilot project will use SPACECOM's Unified Data Library (UDL) as a data base, DalBello said, because Commerce is still in the early stages of creating its own cloud-based data storage capability, called the Open Architecture Data Repository (OADR).

Gen. B. Chance Saltzman was officially installed Wednesday as the Space Forces chief of space operations, the service’s highest-ranking military post and only the second person to hold the position

A 23-ton rocket body from Chinas launch of a Long March 5B rocket has fallen safely into the ocean after creating questions over where it will come down once again.

Ineffective. That’s the message that resonated and stuck Friday night in a debate between Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican challenger Joe O’Dea in Fort Collins. The debate was broadcast by

Democratic U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and his Republican challenger Joe ODea met for their final debate Friday night in Fort Collins less than two weeks before ballots are due and

The Republican and Democratic nominees for Colorado Senate took part in their only debate Friday, covering a wide variety of topics including immigration, the Inflation Reduction Act, and keeping Space Command in Colorado.

Ineffective. That’s the message that resonated and stuck Friday night in a debate between Sen. Michael Bennet and Republican challenger Joe O’Dea in Fort Collins. The debate was broadcast by