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Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

A fighter pilot can learn a lot in a simulator.

A startup to the rescue: NASA’s $30m bet that saving Swift will change the rules

A startup to the rescue: NASA’s $30m bet that saving Swift will change the rules

On 24 September, NASA awarded Flagstaff-based Katalyst Space Technologies a

Satellite Salvage Begins: Otter Pup’s Daring Docking Could Rewrite Orbital Economics

Satellite Salvage Begins: Otter Pup’s Daring Docking Could Rewrite Orbital Economics

A New Kind of Space Rescue Mission Later this year,

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

Space Force just gave its orbital warfare unit a live satellite to “practice maneuvers.” That’s bigger than it sounds.

NASA’s SLS clears a cleaner second fueling rehearsal—putting a March 6 Artemis II launch back in play

NASA’s SLS clears a cleaner second fueling rehearsal—putting a March 6 Artemis II launch back in play

China’s launch surge is changing LEO — and the crowding is now a strategic risk

China’s launch surge is changing LEO — and the crowding is now a strategic risk

York Space’s IPO hints at a new rule for SpaceTech: defence contracts first, romance later

York Space’s IPO hints at a new rule for SpaceTech: defence contracts first, romance later

The battle for the last bar: New Glenn and AST bet on a “cell tower in space”

The battle for the last bar: New Glenn and AST bet on a “cell tower in space”

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Propulsion

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Satellites

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