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AIAA ASCEND, Washington, D.C. — A White House official involved in revising the U.S. National Space Transportation Policy said the document is behind schedule but “mature.”

Acquisition reform ‘necessary’ but ‘not sufficient,’ U.S. Space Force official says

Stellerian, readying for first demo, seeks to cut out ground stations with space domain awareness software

The Space Force's program office for servicing, mobility and logistics expects the spacecraft for two missions meant to demonstrate emerging aspects

Very low-Earth orbit could help U.S. Space Force in a conflict scenario, official says

ThinkOrbital preps for first on-orbit X-rays scans

The U.S. Air Force's next-generation intercontinental ballistic missile, dubbed Sentinel, is now expected to begin pad launch testing in 2027, “which is earlier than we had anticipated,” according to Northop Grumman's CEO.

As the Space Force prepares for rapid growth in the coming years, it wants to build a new operations center in Colorado Springs to support the Golden

Roughly 15 months after its first spacecraft was lost, deep-space mining startup AstroForge is readying for a do-over.

A House Armed Services Committee member wants the U.S. Air Force to consider retrofitting old aircraft to augment its current testbed fleet.