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News5's Bill Folsom listened in on a military budget hearing today where Representative Doug Lamborn questioned military leaders

​​​​​​​The Chinese government has accused the US and Japan of “fabricating” China's space threat, saying it is aimed at advancing their own space army expansion.

The lawmakers sent a letter to Secretary of the Air Force Frank Kendall asking for STARCOM, the Space Training and Readiness Command, which is one of three Space Force field command units, to be based at Patrick Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Brevard County.

A Government Accountability Office review of the process that awarded U.S. Space Command to Huntsville, Ala., instead of Colorado Springs, has identified “significant shortfalls” in the “transparency and credibility” that

N early 2014, a dishwasher-size meteor dashed over the shores of Papua New Guinea before sunrise as it burned up in the fiery friction of Earth's atmosphere. But two Harvard researchers argued that this wasn't just any space rock: It originated from another star system, they said, making it the first observed meteor of interstellar origin.

The US has sworn off anti-satellite missile tests, and Australia should follow suit.

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When United States Vice-President Kamala Harris was at the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California earlier this week she said the US would not conduct tests of destructive, direct ascent anti-satellite missiles. This is the first time any country has made such an explicit commitment, and the US has called for other nations to do the same.