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NATO's inaugural Space Symposium has begun with senior NATO executives and space commanders from across the alliance as well as 44 companies in attendance to highlight the growing importance of space. The inaugural NATO Space Symposium, held...

Space.com caught up with ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher recently to talk about Europe's space plans and priorities going forward.

Space.com caught up with ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher recently to talk about Europes space plans and priorities going forward.

Billionaires ventures into space travel raise questions about private companies role in exploration, geopolitical power dynamics, and the future of space collaboration.

The US Space Force announced it has tested a new device called the Remote Modular Terminal, which can jam signals from enemy satellites to block attacks involving space-based equipment.

Space.com caught up with Rocket Lab founder and CEO Peter Beck recently to talk about the company's ambitious plans for the future, which include a private life-hunting mission to Venus.

COO: “We've got some other strengths in some of the key components that go in the prime satellites and buses.”

Such a system could disrupt adversary satellites overhead that might be surveilling or targeting U.S. forces on the ground.

A Victoria composite materials company that developed a super-strong, lightweight polyethylene material used in a range out outdoor recreation equipment could soon be used by astronauts in space in inflatable space habitats.

United Launch Alliance looks to reuse the upper stages of its Vulcan Centaur heavy-lift launch vehicles by keeping them in orbit, where they could perform other functions apart from the original launch mission. ULA President and CEO Tory Bruno explained in an interview during the Space Symposium conference how Vulcan upper stages, loaded with additional propellant, could work to move other spacecraft in orbit or event defend them against anti-satellite weapons.