French, US satellites train for close-orbit missions as part of Olympic Defender The operation demonstrates the two nations' ability to maneuver jointly in space and illustrates their commitment to the multinational force.
NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 in quarantine ahead of launch to International Space Station The four astronauts are completing prelaunch operations in quarantine. a practice designed to ensure they are in optimal health for their mission.
Most detailed map of dark matter produced with data from James Webb Space Telecope New study shows how dark matter overlaps and intertwines with matter we can see, offering fresh insights into how it has shaped the universe.
NewSpace Africa 2026 conference will set stage for deeper cooperation, inclusive growth The first major continental space gathering since the inauguration of the African Space Agency in Cairo last year will take place in Gabon in April.
How evolving space-based intelligence is advancing modern defense Three new initiatives highlight the movement toward sovereign satellite constellations, advanced AI analytics, and rapid data delivery.
Indonesia accelerates space program to strengthen independence and innovation Indonesia’s push for self-reliance signals a broader regional trend that prioritizes the development of autonomous space capabilities.
In line with Space Domain Defense Guidelines, Japan moves to strengthen security, alliances As Japan's relationship with China comes under increasing strain, the Pacific nation has moved to enhance its capabilities in the space domain.
US-UK defense partnership moves into new dimension with enhanced space collaboration The United States and United Kingdom have expanded cooperation in the space domain via new agreements and the exchange of personnel.
Interstellar travel could be possible in the future with antimatter-fueled rockets If antimatter could be produced and contained in meaningful amounts, it may have the potential to be harnessed to fuel interstellar travel.