The Space Review
Essays and commentary about the final frontier.
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly four posts per week
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Most recent posts
At a European Space Summit earlier this month, ESA member states agreed to both support existing launch vehicles and open the door to future competition. Jeff Foust reports on how government and industry officials in …
Russia has two GEO satellites that are eavesdropping on commercial communications satellites. Bart Hendrickx examines who in Russia is operating those satellites and what their future plans might be.
India's Chandryaan-3 lander marked the beginning of a new wave of missions focused on studying the Moon's south polar region, thought to contain water ice. Paul Hayne describes how future missions will help better identify …