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European Space Agency explores ways to lead direct-to-device connectivity revolution

The agency has the skills, assets and vision to lead the transition to D2D satellites, new report says, with 'coordinated, timely and bold action.'

New research presents the strongest evidence yet of a distant coronal mass ejection from a star and deepens understanding of exoplanets.

With plans to have AI-enabled eyes on nearly every corner of the globe, China’s surveillance reach may change how nations think about privacy.

The Philippine Space Agency's vision of the nation as a future space power includes a public-private proposal to develop its first spaceport.

The astronomers' observations of SIMP-0136 are the most precise measurements ever taken of an extra-solar object’s atmosphere.

Once a source of national pride, Roscosmos has been suffering financial problems, corruption scandals, technical failures and launch delays.

US military leaders caution that Beijing's rapidly developing space capabilities pose a significant threat to US troops, assets and allies.

The country also has announced plans to deploy its multi-application Earth-observation satellites Zafar, Paya and Kowsar in the early winter.

New space strategy sets out civil and military priorities, highlighting the need for independent capabilities and European space cooperation.

As adversarial nations seek new warfighting tactics in the space domain, the potential to weaponize space debris is raising concerns.

In their free time during missions, astronauts engage in a variety of pastimes that connect them to their homes and to their lives on Earth.

Experiments conducted on the ISS address food security concerns in space and highlight efforts to provide self-sustaining life support systems.