German defense, space tech firms join forces to develop space surveillance system The move comes as Germany ramps up its space defenses amid rising threats, after unveiling its first national space security strategy in 2025.
New Glenn will fly again before the end of this year, Blue Origin CEO vows after explosion In aftermath of the rocket's hotfire test failure, Blue Origin pledges to investigate the anomaly and 'rebuild whatever needs rebuilding.'
US, South Korea expand space surveillance cooperation and military data-sharing Linking South Korean sensors with US systems could deepen long-term defense and industrial cooperation between the longtime allies.
India’s commercial space industry growing fast following federal decision to open the sector India's previously government-led space program is evolving into a broader industrial ecosystem that was almost unimaginable a decade ago.
New Chile-based PoET telescope uses the Sun to inform the search for Earth-like worlds The telescope atop Cerro Paranal aims to study the Sun in unprecedented detail in order to learn how to find planets orbiting distant stars.
Japan is establishing itself as a standard-setter for space debris removal, on-orbit services Companies like Astroscale are establishing Japan as a go-to for on-orbit services, accelerating the space sector's global competitiveness.
5 cosmic anomalies that fundamentally challenge our understanding of the universe The universe is full of mysteries, anomalies and phenomena that defy conventional understanding. Here's a look at a few of these unsolved puzzles.
East African nations move ahead with plan to develop regional communications satellite In a step toward self reliance, Kenya, Rwanda, South Sudan and Uganda have joined forces to develop a regional communications satellite.
Studying star clusters in nearby galaxies, astronomers gain insight into star formation The study's findings, enabled by the James Webb and Hubble space telescopes, also have important implications for the theory of planet formation.