There are a lot of space company winners in this new space launch contract, but only two losers: Boeing and Lockheed Martin.

SpaceX took the biggest piece of the pie, but United Launch Alliance and newcomer Blue Origin will divvy up nearly $13.7 ...

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India is tightening security and data compliance rules for satellite connectivity, creating new hurdles for SpaceX’s Starlink ...

A key driver of Japan’s space ambitions is the Basic Plan on Space Policy, which was revised in 2023 to reflect the evolving ...

SpaceX has launched at a rate nearly 34 times higher than United Launch Alliance since the start of 2023, but ULA has more ...

Today's award culminates nearly three years of government and industry partnership to increase launch resiliency and capacity." ...

These spacecraft, buttoned up on top of a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket, are the first of more than 3,200 ...

Space Force is running two new National Security Space Launch programs, dubbed Phase 3, Lane 1, and Phase 3, Lane 2. Lane 2 awards were just announced, and the big winners are SpaceX, United ...

The Space Systems Command has awarded National Security Space Launch, or NSSL, Phase 3 Lane 2 contracts with a cumulative amount of $13.68 billion to three companies. The firm-fixed-price ...

and United Launch Alliance — a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin Space — on Friday snapped up billions of dollars in national security launch contracts. Space Systems Command ...