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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.

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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

On Thursday, York Space Systems rang the opening bell at

Trump’s “space superiority” order sets a 2028 Moon deadline — and rewires America’s space economy

Trump’s “space superiority” order sets a 2028 Moon deadline — and rewires America’s space economy

On Thursday, December 18, 2025, the White House published an

The Future of Military Space Technology: How Voyager and Palantir are Transforming Space Security

The Future of Military Space Technology: How Voyager and Palantir are Transforming Space Security

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US Space Force to Expand and Advance by 2050, Predicts Air Force Secretary Kendall

US Space Force to Expand and Advance by 2050, Predicts Air Force Secretary Kendall

In a recent address, U.S. Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall

Anduril’s ExoAnalytic Deal Is a Bet on the Software Age of Missile Defense

Anduril’s ExoAnalytic Deal Is a Bet on the Software Age of Missile Defense

Sierra Space’s $550 million raise shows what private space is being valued for now

Sierra Space’s $550 million raise shows what private space is being valued for now

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

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