Jacqueline Feldscher

In-space propulsion startup Agile Space Industries is joining True Anomaly's team for US Space Systems Command's dogfighting-in-space challenge, VICTUS HAZE.

Norway is preparing to launch two satellites this summer to boost comms in the Arctic amid increasing tension in the region between NATO allies and Russia, the head of the Norwegian Space Agency told Payload.

Join us for an insightful webinar as we discuss the dynamic landscape of engineering transformation and the future of space ground systems.

Mining in orbit is getting closer to becoming a reality and, with business prospects protected by policy—at least in the US—one investor is predicting the dollars will start rolling in.

This week's Pathfinder features Livingston Holder, cofounder and CTO of Radian Aerospace. The Seattle-based startup is developing a fully reusable space plane designed for horizontal launch and landing.

Artemis Accords signatories will meet in Montreal this month to discuss best practices and guidelines for responsible and sustainable space exploration.

AI startup Danti raised a $5M funding round to grow the engineering and go-to-market teams for its AI-powered search engine that can sift through large amounts of data, including satellite imagery, CEO Jesse Kallman told Payload.

There's a youth hiring problem in the federal government, but solutions are elusive, according to the Partnership for Public Service.

After months of false starts, an FAA reauthorization is within reach and promises to address critical workforce shortfalls.

A five-year-old agency within the Pentagon founded with a mandate to move quickly is stimulating investments that make the entire small sat industrial base more resilient and scalable, according to half a dozen top industry execs.