Seven space-focused ETFs have collectively attracted $1.3 billion in new cash over the past month, pushing total assets in the sector to $3.3 billion
The deal covers the Space Data Network Backbone, a low Earth orbit constellation the Pentagon sees as foundational to its Golden Dome missile defense initiative
The national security spacecraft company, led by former NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine, will list on Nasdaq under the ticker "QSPC"
Impulse president and chief operating officer Eric Romo discusses Rigel’s place in firm’s in-space mobility fleet
While Starlink and Katy Perry capture the public attention, companies are quietly building infrastructure for sustained commercial operations in space
The round values Impulse Space at $4.26 billion and brings total capital raised to over $1 billion
It’s not mission specific, but the astronauts are going to have some world-class selfies to share
The NASA contractor will go public through a merger with Inflection Point Acquisition Corp.
A Dragon spacecraft will return to the International Space Station for the third time tomorrow, after today’s planned launch was delayed due to bad weather high above Florida.
Four paying passengers will ride a SpaceX rocket into orbit on Sept. 15, becoming the first tourists in orbit in more than a decade and kick-starting a new era of private activity in low-earth orbit.
The private capital fueling the space race in the US still hasn’t produced a competitor to pressure SpaceX, whose primary rival may be China’s space program, not other businesses in the US and Europe, or Russia’s space program.
A private SpaceX mission could enable the orbital science mission for another decade
A series of new reports reveal just how quickly the space industry is growing
A long-awaited dress rehearsal for the US return to human spaceflight is slated for the wee hours of Saturday morning, with everything in place but the astronauts.
SpaceX aims to launch two satellites of a new constellation on Feb. 18, the start of a network it expects to one day include more than 4,000 orbiting spacecraft beaming the internet to customers below—and generating billions of dollars in new revenue for the rocket maker.
To make getting into space as cheap as possible, rocket builders try to pack in as many satellites as possible. But what if they’e not all going to the same orbit? Just like you might need to ride a bike from the metro station to get to your final destination, satellites sometimes need a “last mile” solution too.
The mission is crewed by billionaire Jared Isaacman, two SpaceX engineers, and a retired pilot
