Anduril and Impulse will launch a demo satellite in 2026 to test maneuverable defense spacecraft for the U.S. Space Force.

This technology offers a solution to the continuous accumulation of space debris, such as defunct satellites and spent rocket stages.

On September 15, the Tianlong-3 large liquid launch vehicle, independently developed by Beijing Tianbing Technology Co., Ltd.

The official number of exoplanets—planets outside our solar system—tracked by NASA has reached 6,000. Confirmed planets are ...

Northrop Grumman’s new testbed with its company-developed autonomy software is set to fly imminently, as the company looks to ...

Impulse and Anduril will jointly build a demo satellite equipped with sensors and processors to approach, inspect and track ...

Space debris is a growing threat to satellites and missions, with over 14,000 pieces already cluttering low-Earth orbit. To ...

The First Rocket Research and Development Base in Zhuzhou, Hunan Commences Construction: AS-1 Supports Commercial Spaceflight ...

The sun is ‘waking up’ and Nasa doesn’t know why - An increase in solar activity can cause radio blackouts, satellite damage, and even power grid failures ...

Shares of Kratos Defense and Security Solutions have been on an absolute tear in the last 12 months, more than tripling in ...

In this new geopolitical terrain, Israel’s ability to produce what it needs, when it needs it, is no longer a luxury. It is ...

NATO diplomacy signals New Zealand’s shift toward Europe, and its ambitions to expand dual-use technology exports to the ...