This is how space diplomacy safeguards satellites, strengthens global cooperation and protects the critical infrastructure that modern life depends on.
Countries like Turkey, Kenya and Brazil are managing to make the space economy work for them. That's good news, as it could be worth $1.8 trillion by 2035.
Safeguarding satellites through cyber resilience in space is vital for economies and security. Strong standards and collaboration can secure space systems.
Space junk is rapidly proliferating, which imperils space exploration. Here's how we can clean up existing debris and prevent future generation of it.
The Artemis Accords present an opportunity to establish comprehensive agreements on sustainable space exploration.
Podcast: An interview on the future of space exploration with Ellen Stofan, Honorary Professor at the Hazard Research Centre at University College London.
More than half-a-million pieces of space junk orbit the Earth, and the threat this debris poses to critical satellite infrastructure and future missions is growing.
The sectors that power the global economy are taking their commerce to a whole new marketplace. Somewhere with infinite growth opportunities.
Less than a quarter of American scientists and engineers are women. Nothing to do with ability and everything to do with overcoming barriers, says former NASA chief scientist.
Just 10% of the world is still without basic connectivity. Here's how satellites might be able to end digital inequality.
If a machine could design the perfect city, what would it look like?
The net is closing in on unauthorized fishing vessels, thanks to the all-seeing eye of orbiting satellites.
An influx of investment from states and start-ups requires new regulation and oversight of space technologies.
Satellites have done so much for us already, including discovering the hole in the ozone layer and helping to connect billions of people to the internet. In the future, they will offer mu...
With private enterprise leading the way out into the solar system, the next few decades could see Amazon-ordered satellites, a lunar economic zone and the moon becoming a launchpad for Mars.
