Satellite
German startup makes history with first orbital space flight launched from European soil
It was Isar's second launch, coming 18 months after the company's first rocket plunged to the ground and exploded in a fiery spectacle shortly after takeoff from the same site.
Nepal monitoring two lakes, flood risk to remain until they're fully drained, official says
Israel seeking to lead intensifying international race over anti-satellite weaponry - analysis
Kratos subsidiary Orbit secures major international satellite orders
US divisions over Chinese spy balloon show politicized foreign policy - analysis
The incursion of a Chinese spy balloon into US airspace has turned what could be a normal debate and discussion into another politicized foreign policy issue.
TAU establishes first observatory for orbit satellite communication
The station includes a satellite observatory dome with a diameter of 4.25 meters, a tracking system, a primary high-speed camera and more.
Space startups funding halved in 2022 as investors shift to safer bets
Last year marked the toughest period for space startups since the economic crisis in 2008.
Britain's groundbreaking satellite launch ends in failure
The apparent failure deals a further blow to European space ambitions after an Italian-built Vega-C rocket mission failed after lift-off from French Guiana in late December.
TAU engineers launching first Israeli nanosatellite for communicating from space
This is the first optical ground station in Israel and one of very few worldwide that can lock onto, track and collect data from a nanosatellite.
NASA to conduct first global water survey from space
If all goes as planned, the SUV-sized Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite will produce research data within several months.
SpaceX gets US approval to deploy up to 7,500 satellites
SpaceX has sought approval to operate a network of 29,988 satellites, to be known as its “second-generation” or Gen2 Starlink constellation to beam internet to areas with little or no access.
Iran determined to send more satellites to space - IRGC aerospace chief
Amir Ali Hajizadeh, commander of the IRGC’s aerospace force, said that Iran is determined to put more satellites into space using a new satellite launch vehicle.
Satellites, missiles and drones: Who is IRGC scientist Abdollah Mehrabi?
While Mehrabi has been publicly linked to Iran's drone project, his role expands to the country's space and ballistic missile programs.
Russia's anti-satellite threat tests laws of war in space
Space has expanded beyond its title as the "final frontier." Now, it has become a new battleground.
