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The Defense Science Board Task Force on Commercial Space System Access and Integrity has released a study that calls for the incorporation of commercial space capabilities into national security space architectures to

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has begun soliciting proposals for the Presentation Layer of the Traffic Coordination System for Space, or TraCSS, program. NOAA’s Office of Space Commerce said Thursday it

A full-scale burst pressure test has been completed on the inflatable habitat that Sierra Space is developing as part of the NASA-funded commercial space station of Blue Origin, Orbital Reef. The structure,

NASA’s Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy has selected five teams from various universities to receive space sustainability research funding with a combined value of $550,000. Two of the teams will focus

NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate has released a document detailing the first integrated ranking of civil space challenges, or shortfalls. The agency said Tuesday the directorate will use the 2024 Civil Space

RTX’s Raytheon business and Italian space propulsion company Avio have closed a deal to advance the development of critical solid rocket motors to a production-ready state for the U.S. Defense Industrial Base. Bob Butz, vice

NASA is working to add three new antenna dishes to its Near Space Network, which works to provide communication services for space exploration missions, including the Artemis missions to the moon. The

Frank Calvelli, assistant secretary of the Air Force for space acquisition and integration, has expanded a U.S. Space Force office to integrate acquisition programs not only at Space Systems Command but also

NASA has announced its intent to cancel the Volatiles Investigating Polar Exploration Rover, or VIPER, project, whose goal was to search for ice and other potential resources on the lunar surface in