Satellite
What time is it in Israel?- opinion
Every time Israel jams GPS, it may also be jamming the clock that keeps the country running.
US Space Force electromagnetic weapons played key role in Venezuela, Iran operations - report
Are US, Israel racing to deploy space-based lasers or orbital weapons first? - analysis
Iran reconstructing nuclear test-linked Taleghan 2 site after IDF strikes, satellite imagery shows
Satellite Study Tracks Wartime Destruction of Syrian Heritage Sites
Looting and military reuse identified as key drivers of archaeological damage.
ESA's Proba-3 mission creates first artificial solar eclipse in space
Twin satellites fly 150 meters apart with millimeter precision, allowing detailed observation of the Sun's corona during long-lasting artificial eclipses.
Significant player: Ramon.Space's new contract
Ramon.Space won a contract from Eutelsat OneWeb to supply advanced digital communication systems for the satellite constellation.
ESA launches Biomass satellite to map Earth's forests and measure carbon storage
Using a new radar technique, Biomass can 'see' through clouds and tree canopies down to the forest floor, where most biomass—and therefore carbon—is concentrated.
Jeff Bezos's Project Kuiper takes off: Amazon launches first 27 satellites
To catch up with the competition, Bezos plans to rapidly deploy the rest of the Kuiper constellation in the coming months and years.
Cosmic malfunction? Russian satellite linked to nuclear space weapons out of control - report
The satellite is believed to serve as both a radar tool for intelligence gathering and a platform for radiation testing.
Global concern: Elon Musk's satellites are falling and endangering us
Scientists urge tech solutions to curb falling satellites' impact—causing storms, crop risks, ozone damage, and higher disease risk.
SpaceX, ULA clinch multibillion-dollar contract in key Pentagon launch program
Musk's SpaceX leads $13.5 billion Space Force contract race with $5.9B in awarded missions.
The Kessler Syndrome: The doom scenario worrying scientists
"The Kessler Syndrome is going to come true," warned John L. Crassidis, a professor of innovation and space debris expert at the University at Buffalo.
Iran launches advanced module to deploy satellites to higher altitudes, media say
The launch comes as the United States and European countries claim Iran is transferring ballistic missiles to Russia.
