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David Snyder '19 wanted to work in Space Force, using his degrees to secure a position in the country’s newest military branch.

Xona Space Systems has secured another $25 million in financing, the company announced late last week. The company, which is developing navigation

In this issue Max Q: Astra changes strategy in the wake of launch failures; SpaceX launches South Korean lunar mission; news from Zenno Astronautics

It’s easy to think about satellites as a bunch of mini-moons, orbiting the Earth seamlessly and without any (noticeable) movement. But that’s not quite right: satellites and other spacecraft often require fairly continuous tweaks to their positions in orbit. Historically, the aerospace industry has relied on thrusters, or a combination of reaction wheels and magnetic […]

Northrop Grumman's space systems reported an 8 percent increase in sales, despite the company's decreased second quarter earnings.

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[231+ Pages Report] According to a market research study published by Facts and Factors, the demand analysis of Global Satellite Market size & share...

An Atlas V rocket soared into the early-morning Florida skies to send a missile warning satellite into space for the United States Space Force.

Maintaining its unblemished mission success rate, United Launch Alliance has successfully delivered on a national security-related launch for the U.S. Space Force.

Rocket Lab, ULA, Blue Origin and SpaceX are all aiming to launch missions on Aug. 4.