As the world prepares to return to the moon, much of the attention remains fixed on the visible frontier: the rockets, landers and orbital stations t...
In a few days, ESA’s fourth European Service Module will leave the integration halls of Airbus in Bremen, Germany, setting sail across the Atlantic ...
The future of American leadership in space will hinge on one factor: the ability to generate high power on orbit and on the surface of celestial bodi...
A realistic and cost-effective path for the United States to advance the exploration and development of the moon, and to keep our nation in the foref...
From the first satellite in orbit, to the first human in space, to the first steps on the moon, the United States government has always framed space ...
The renewed interest in the moon can arguably be traced back to the 2009 discovery of water ice on the lunar surface. Much of the narrative in the in...
As the world watches the push for crewed lunar missions, it is tempting to frame the unfolding dynamic between the United States and China as a moder...
A new race to the moon is underway; not merely to erect flags, but to prospect for and extract water and helium-3, establish nuclear power plants and...
Two former NASA administrators are weighing in on the Artemis program and whether the U.S. will get back to the Moon before Chinese taikonauts arrive....
The comments came during a fireside chat featuring former NASA administrators, Charlie Bolden and Jim Bridenstine, at the conclusion of the American A...
The company’s senior director of civil space shared the progress on their crew and cargo Blue Moon landers during the American Astronautical Society...
Last year, ESA invited innovators across Europe to join the second Space Resources Challenge, a competition designed to accelerate technologies that w...
