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An experiment led by NASA and the Department of Energy is working toward a scientific pathfinder that can be used on the Moon’s surface at night to measure radio wave signals from

Reps. Cathy Rodgers, R-Wash., chairman of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, and Frank Pallone, D-N.J., ranking member of the panel, have reintroduced a pair of bills that would advance innovation,

The Department of Commerce has partnered with NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to assess the competitiveness of the domestic civil space industrial base. The Bureau of Industry and Security’s

The journal Nature published four papers centered on the results of NASA’s Double Asteroid Redirection Test, which aimed to prove that a kinetic impactor can hit and alter the trajectory of the

The U.S. Space Systems Command has kicked off the registration period for Hack-A-Sat, an annual satellite-hacking competition challenging security researchers to address cybersecurity obstacles in space technologies. Hack-A-Sat is in its fourth

A NASA research center has developed a new process of advancing the transfer and receiving of communications data between Earth and space assets to prevent signal disruption. The Space Communications and Navigation-funded

The Space Information Sharing and Analysis Center has launched the Cislunar Affinity Group, a cooperative environment for existing and prospective stakeholders in the exploration of cislunar space. Space ISAC said Tuesday that it

Space Systems Command is looking to expand on-orbit capabilities through its new Space Access, Mobility and Logistics program and Col. Meredith Beg is leading the new mission as deputy director of operations

Lt. Gen. Stephen Whiting, commander of Space Operations Command, highlighted the importance of advancing space technology and noted the space domain’s critical role in national security during a National Defense University Foundation