Jeff Foust is a journalist at SpaceNews, where he covers space policy, commercial space, and related topics. His expertise spans themes in aviation and aerospace, including NASA, rocketeering, satellites, and space travel. Jeff's work has been featured in notable publications such as Space Today, The Space Review, COPERNICAL, and SpaceNews.
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Jeff Foust's coverage primarily includes government announcements and press releases related to space exploration, satellites, NASA, rocket launches, and space technology. His focus on business & industry, transportation & logistics, and scientific themes suggests he may be interested in pitches that provide insider perspectives or expert analysis on the latest developments in the space industry.
Given his interest in government announcements and press releases within this sector, Jeff might respond well to sources who can offer informed commentary or insights into new technologies being developed for satellite launches or advancements in space exploration by both public agencies such as NASA and private companies.
If you have expertise related to recent technological advancements or policy changes within the field of space exploration and are able to articulate their implications concisely yet insightfully, it would likely resonate with Jeff's area of interest.
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Japanese lunar exploration company ispace is buying space on a future Starship lunar lander mission to deliver larger payloads to the moon.
TOKYO — Canadian company MDA Space is buying a French Earth data analytics company in its second big acquisition in recent weeks, part of wave of mergers and acquisitions in the space industry.
TOKYO — Blue Origin is planning to raise $10 billion in the company's first outside investment to support its ambitions in launch services and satellite constellations.
TOKYO — An office of the U.S. Department of the Interior is seeking information on concepts for performing offshore orbital launches, part of a broader effort by the federal government to reduce congestion at existing spaceports.
TOKYO — A Japanese startup developing reentry vehicles is signing up customers and preparing for its first mission while keeping a watchful eye on SpaceX's entry into the market.
TOKYO — The Federal Communications Commission has given its approval for a satellite that will test the ability to reflect sunlight into nighttime regions, a project sharply criticized by astronomers and environmentalists.
WASHINGTON — SpaceX plans to conduct its next Starship launch as soon as July 16 to test fixes to issues from the previous flight and deploy functioning Starlink satellites.
WASHINGTON — Reditus Space, a startup developing recoverable and reusable spacecraft, has completed its first vehicle for launch later this year.
Voyager Technologies has completed its acquisition of lunar infrastructure company Astrobotic weeks after it won two NASA lunar lander missions.
WASHINGTON — The British government is preparing to release a new space strategy that will provide a “whole-of-government” approach for space in the country.
