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Europe’s Space Ambitions Take Center Stage at Paris Air Show 2025

IRIS² Constellation, Copernicus, Galileo, and New Launch Vehicles Signal Europe’s Drive for Sovereignty and Innovation in Space

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Guowang Goes Gigascale

Fourth launch lifts more satellites, but experts say production bottlenecks, debris mitigation, and ground-station build-out will make or break the program.

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NOAA terminates space, climate and marine life advisory committees

Experts caution the groups play a key role in ensuring agencies use the best available science in their decision making.

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Property and sovereignty in space will be an issue soon

As countries and companies take to the stars, they could run into disputes.

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India Strengthens Regional Navigation with Advanced NVS-02 Satellite

ISRO's Latest Launch Underscores India's Commitment to Self-Reliance in Space Technology

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Trump, Musk set sights on Mars

NASA is still developing technologies necessary to send humans to Mars.

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What does the NASA administrator do?

The agency’s leader reaches for the stars while navigating budgets and politics back on Earth.

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Could Trump cancel NASA's powerful SLS moon rocket?

Here’s what that would mean for Elon Musk and the future of space travel.

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NOAA awards key contract for space situational awareness system

Slingshot Aerospace, Inc. nabbed a contract worth up to $13.3 million to provide a “presentation layer” for the Traffic Coordination System for Space.

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The next push for microchips made in space

The key to higher-quality semiconductor materials could be space.

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The International Space Station Science to Continue to the End of the Decade

International collaboration keeps the station operational; to be deorbited in 2030.

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Top 100 NASA Contractors 2023

Forecast International's new whitepaper on NASA's top 100 and the top future space programs

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Lockheed Martin tapped to develop NOAA’s new series of weather satellites

Lockheed Martin won a contract to build three satellites for NOAA’s Geostationary Extended Observations program, with the option to develop an additional four spacecraft, under a $2.27 billion award announced on Tuesday.

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CACI wins $2B NASA IT centralization job

The space agency is looking to standardize and consolidate how it manages IT systems and applications.

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The rush to return humans to the Moon and build lunar bases could threaten opportunities for astronomy

The rush to build bases on the Moon could interfere with the very conditions that make the Moon so attractive for research in the first place.