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Concerns Rise Over Sutherland Spaceport Cancellation The future of Scotland’s Sutherland Spaceport hangs in the balance after Orbex, the developer behind the ambitious project, announced a halt in its development. This decision has raised significant concerns regarding the £14.6 million public investment

Airbus is making significant changes in its space and defense division, impacting over 2,000 jobs globally. Among these, 477 positions in the UK are set to be affected as the company navigates a challenging environment marked by fierce competition from American firms

Proba-3: Pioneering Autonomous Satellite Technology The Proba-3 mission marks a groundbreaking achievement in satellite technology. To avoid impractical human intervention, these satellites are designed to operate autonomously in space. The distance between the satellites means that even radio signals take a tenth

The countdown is on for a groundbreaking mission that showcases India’s growing influence in global space exploration. The Proba 3 spacecraft, equipped with two specialized satellites, is scheduled to launch today at 4:04 PM from the Sriharikota spaceport in Andhra Pradesh. This

A Remarkable Journey to Head NASA In a groundbreaking move, President-elect Donald Trump has selected billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman as the new administrator of NASA. Isaacman, who made waves in the commercial space sector, will now steward the agency tasked with America’s