Nordic launch race heats up as Sweden secures 2028 orbital launch at Esrange

An expert outlines the body of international law governing the placement and use of weapons in outer space.

A space-age stock image, and what it says about us

The EU is open to the idea, the Journal reported.

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An attack by what Ukrainian officials said was a Russian drone with an Nvidia chip presages a dystopian future of weaponry untethered to humans.

The demand for launch services is higher than ever, but the supply of rockets today is very constrained. Jeff Foust reports on the various factors that make getting a ride to orbit today difficult…

Microsoft has reportedly shared the names of Dutch civil servants working for two regulatory agencies with the U.S. House of Representatives. The agencies involved include the Authority for Consumers ...

The extraordinary subterfuge was aimed at protecting an American president who has been in Iran’s cross hairs for years.

Jimmie Åkesson tycker att Moderaterna är ängsliga – men SD-ledaren har ändå svårt att förstå varför partiet inte lyfter. ”Ulf är absolut inte den sämsta statsministern vi har haft”, säger han.

Memories of a big mistake still spook Europe’s spies

Key ground stations in Spain operated by NASA and the European Space Agency have avoided serious damage from major wildfires in the country.

EU delays release of Copernicus imagery over Gulf of Oman

SkyFall, the Ukrainian defense technology company, has developed a long-range strike weapon that is being tested in operations against Russia, as Kyiv steps up a campaign that has caused severe logist...

America has to rethink how it moves resources, fights wars, and deters adversaries.

Iran-backed Houthi militants said Thursday they had struck two tankers in the Red Sea, risking another bottleneck that could further disrupt global energy supplies, spike prices and heap domestic poli...

WARSAW, Poland — The Polish government has agreed to invest around $745 million in the development of the planned IRIS² multi-orbit satellite internet constellation with the European Union. The money will go toward financing six medium Earth orbit (MEO) satellites and six low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites. “Participation in this project marks a new chapter in Poland's security. Poland will finance the construction of several satellites, totaling 2.8 billion Polish złoty (656 million euros; $740 million),” the Polish Space Agency announced.

The British government is preparing to release a new space strategy that will provide a “whole-of-government” approach for space in the country.