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The Space Review

Essays and commentary about the final frontier.

  • Based in United States of America
  • Roughly four posts per week
  • First post on

Posts per month

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Posts per month
Month starting Posts
Aug 2021 15
Sep 2021 18
Oct 2021 18
Nov 2021 20
Dec 2021 11
Jan 2022 21
Feb 2022 17
Mar 2022 16
Apr 2022 18
May 2022 20
Jun 2022 17
Jul 2022 15
Aug 2022 12
Sep 2022 14
Oct 2022 20
Nov 2022 16
Dec 2022 12
Jan 2023 20
Feb 2023 17
Mar 2023 16
Apr 2023 16
May 2023 21
Jun 2023 17
Jul 2023 21
Aug 2023 10
Sep 2023 17
Oct 2023 25
Nov 2023 17
Dec 2023 13
Jan 2024 20
Feb 2024 16
Mar 2024 16
Apr 2024 20
May 2024 16
Jun 2024 16
Jul 2024 16

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Most recent posts

Snakebit rover
NASA announced last week it was cancelling VIPER, a robotic lunar rover mission, a move that took some by surprise given that the rover was virtually complete after spending nearly half a billion dollars. Jeff …
On , by Jeff Foust, 55 words
Staying on course: The vital role of GPS backup systems
There is growing concern about the effect of jamming of GPS signals on sectors like aviation. Lauren Miller describes how those concerns can be mitigated by the use of backup systems even as some countries …
On , by Lauren Miller, 54 words
The threat from China and Russia's space-based SIGINT satellites
Both China and Russia have invested in new signals intelligence, or SIGINT, satellites to eavesdrop on Western communications and specifically for naval reconnaissance. Matthew Mowthorpe examines what is known about those satellites.
On , by Matthew Mowthorpe, 41 words