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While representatives from NASA, the Space Force and commercial companies like SpaceX and Blue Origin descended on Orlando this past week for the annual SpaceCom conference, there was no shortage of action on launch pads, test sites and 254 miles above the Earth. Here’s a rundown of 15 nuggets of space news for the week: 1. Lit up: SpaceX managed the seventh launch from the Space Coast on ...

After years of delay, another four weeks wasn’t much of an ask for a pair of NASA astronauts set to finally fly on the first human spaceflight of Boeing’s CST-100

Looking ahead, the company aims for an even more ambitious target of 144 launches in 2024.

Https://spaceflightnow.com/2023/10/27/intuitive-machines-targets-launch-to-the-moon-in-mid-january/ The completed Nova-C lander for the IM-1 mission is...

SpaceX has unveiled its new "Starlink Direct to Cell" service, aimed at providing cellular connectivity globally via its Starlink satellite network. The newly launched website promotes the service with the promise of "Seamless access to text, voice, and data for LTE phones across the globe."

Is ArianeGroup finally getting more serious about a reusable rocket?

While SpaceX has its next flight-ready Starship and Super Heavy on the launch pad, it can’t take off until it gets the OK from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Earths neighbour Mars is yet to host human beings as the existing technology makes it impossible to survive on the red planet.

A rare SpaceX rocket engine test shows it pointing upward as part of a long duration test run. Take a look!