Stories around the biggest global space news, including from Europe, India, and Japan.
The collaboration positions Indonesia—home to roughly one-fifth of the world’s mangroves—as a high-stakes proving ground for replacing labor intensive field surveys with satellite monitoring.
An Israeli startup has emerged from stealth with plans to build a new kind of launch system.
Europe’s space industry just got more maple-syrup moolah.
While the American perspective is often unwelcome in European policy debates, it seems this time may represent a rare exception.
The accords celebrated their fifth anniversary last month. As such, here’s a roundup of where they stand.
The ISS is about to get a new visitor.
One of Canada’s spaceports received new orbital-launch funding, aimed partly at sovereign defense needs.
Forget boots on the Moon. China looks like it’s going to beat the US to extract water from the lunar surface.
Oman’s Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has approved a procedure to license space launches swiftly—a key milestone ahead of operations at the nation’s new Etlaq Spaceport.
A young Indian sustainability startup is getting its feet wet in orbit during an international joint mission. OrbitAID, a Bangalore, India-based startup building satellite servicing and sustainability tech, has signed a contract to supply ground fueling services and a refueling port to Aussie firm Space Machines Company in support of the upcoming MAITRI mission, a […]
China’s message to the US space agency urged the American spacecraft to stay put while Beijing maneuvered its own assets, NASA space sustainability director Drew Alvin said during a panel at the International Astronautical Congress, noting that it’s “the first time that has ever happened.”
The UK wants to build a vibrant sovereign space industry, but it knows it can’t do it alone.
