Space

The James Webb Space Telescope has successfully unfurled its tennis court-sized sunshield and secondary mirror.

The Biden administration has extended International Space Station (ISS) operations until 2030.

The report will now be made public in late February to let SpaceX prepare for review and respond to thousands of comments.

Starlink satellites had a pair of near-collisions with the Chinese Space Station.

Redwire Space, a partner in Blue Origin’s proposed orbiting space station, is the target of a class-action lawsuit alleging federal securities fraud. 

Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Orbit, a satellite launch and services company, will officially become a publicly traded company following its merger with NextGen Acquisition Corp. II (NASDAQ: NGCA).

From rocket tests to planetary defense, 2021 has been an eventful year for the space industry. Join the FLYING staff as we look back at our top five space stories of the year. Successful Liftoff for First All-Civilian Space Mission This year saw the world’s first of many all-civilian space flights, led by SpaceX’s Inspiration4 […]

The massive James Webb Space Telescope has been decades in the making and is scheduled to launch Christmas Day.

At the proposed deal size, company would command a market value of $263 million.

Engineers at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida are blaming the delay on a malfunctioning engine flight controller on one of the space launch system (SLS) core stage engines.