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The Airbus space program lacks the necessary scale to successfully compete against US rivals and a merger with Thales and…

Rocket Lab has successfully conducted its 60th Electron rocket launch this week from New Zealand’s North Island. The ‘Fasten Your…

The US Space Force wants to work more closely with international partners, including Australia. It is preparing to lay down…

Elon Musk’s government efficiency squad is heading to NASA to examine how the space agency spends money, according to Acting Administrator…

Vladimir Putin has replaced the head of Russia’s space agency after a botched mission to the Moon and the poorly…

Hopes of a history-making five rocket launches over a 24-hour period this week evaporated after RocketLab aborted their planned launch…

Chinese space launches hit an all-time high in 2024 but fell far short of the planned number. The country had…

Space Still a Financial Drag for Boeing

US aerospace manufacturer Boeing has recorded an AUD19 billion loss for calendar 2024, helped in part by problems within its…

NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy have stepped down from their posts following the inauguration of Donald…

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has successfully docked two SPADEX satellites in space, approximately 475 kilometres above sea level.…

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