2015 was record-breaking, with $2.7 billion available in investment and debt financing for space ventures.

FAA’s Office Of Commercial Space Transportation is preparing to take on the mission of managing space traffic.

Space-policy panelists at the annual Space Symposium here used the nascent satellite-servicing industry as an example of the problems that arise when technology outstrips government oversight and regulation.

Planned to launch in 2020, MicroCarb is expected to be the first European mission dedicated solely to measuring CO2 levels

There was plenty of media coverage of the Feb. 1, 2003, loss of space shuttle Columbia, which broke apart over Texas as it reentered the atmosphere, killing its crew of seven. But Aviation Week set itself apart with its in-depth, team analysis of the accident.

Aviation Week has been there at every opportunity to explore space, the final frontier. Here is a collection of anniversary dates from the Aprils of many a year gone by where discoveries and technologies have been charted.

India will launch its new Earth observation satellite, Cartosat-2C, in May, in an effort to boost the country’s military reconnaissance and surveillance capability.

Evaluations to demonstrate spacecraft's capability to complete 1,000-day mission as NASA's deep space strategy is questioned.