SpaceX’s Starship vehicle suffered its second consecutive test flight failure March 6, tumbling in space before breakup up and reentering over the Caribbean. The post Starship destroyed on second consecutive test flight appeared first on SpaceNews.

The technology allows users to search satellite imagery and other geospatial data using natural language queries. The post Danti expands AI-powered Earth data search engine to broader government market appeared first on SpaceNews.

York Space Systems plans to launch five missions in 2025 for commercial customers conducting classified experiments for the U.S. military The post York taps commercial satellite technology for classified defense missions appeared first on SpaceNews.

The second lunar lander mission by Intuitive Machines reached the surface of the moon March 6, but its status after landing was not clear. The post IM-2 lunar lander touches down, status unclear appeared first on SpaceNews.

An Ariane 6 launched a reconnaissance satellite for the French military March 6 on the second flight of the European rocket. The post Ariane 6 launches French spysat on second flight appeared first on SpaceNews.

Bruno said ULA has six Vulcan rockets currently in production The post ULA boss says Vulcan ready for multiple launches in 2025 appeared first on SpaceNews.

The manager of the Commerce Department’s program to develop a civil space traffic coordination system is back on the job after being swept up in layoffs. The post Questions linger about future of TraCSS appeared first on SpaceNews.

March 06, 2025 – Washington, DC – The Commercial Space Federation (CSF) is proud to announce the addition of five (5) new Associate Member companies to the leading voice of […] The post CSF Welcomes Five Additional Associate Members appeared first on SpaceNews.

In a March 2024 flight test, Stratolaunch’s Roc aircraft took off from California’s Mojave Spaceport and, after reaching its designated position off the California coast, released its payload, the Talon-A […] The post US military taps commercial space firms for hypersonic testing program appeared first on SpaceNews.

What do China, Russia, North Korea and Iran have in common? Each member of this axis of aggressors has developed (or at least has claimed to have developed) operational hypersonic […] The post How the nation can make fielding hypersonic capabilities a national priority appeared first on SpaceNews.