Space Industry Analysis
May 01, 2014
NASA's Mission Control, Space Longshoremen team to offload Dragon's external cargo
Apr 25, 2014
Russia's actions in Ukraine have prompted the Canadian government to forego a planned launch of its M3M satellite atop a Soyuz rocket this summer
Apr 20, 2014
NASA's Mission Control: "Great work capturing the Dragon."
Apr 16, 2014
TAMPA, Fla. — The U.S. Intelligence Community has “reached a consensus” on a recommendation to lift a restriction that forbids U.S. commercial satellite imagery manufacturers from releasing imagery with resolution of less than 0.5 meters. The proposal “bodes well for industry,” Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told an audience at the 10th annual Geoint conference here. Clapper says the intelligence community has forwarded the recommendations to an interagency group for review.
Apr 04, 2014
NASA and Roscosmos, the Russian Federal Space Agency, demonstrated their resolve to sustain a hard fought partnership
Apr 03, 2014
The newly reconstituted French government will see Benoit Hamon replace outgoing National Education Minister Vincent Peillon and Minister of Higher Education and Research Genevieve Fioraso, whose agency oversees funding for French civil space programs. French President Francois Hollande approved the new government on April 2 after his ruling Socialist Party suffered losses in local elections.
Apr 01, 2014
An aromatic hydrocarbon found in meteorites, dimethylnaphthalene, is offering researchers signatures of far flung violent events in the universe,
Apr 01, 2014
SpaceX continues to shake up the industry with significantly lower costs to orbit than other launch providers