Articles by Peter B. de Selding, Space Intel Report Editor, Co-founder

Peter B. de Selding is the co-founder and chief editor of SpaceIntelReport.com (opens in new tab), a website dedicated to the latest space industry news and developments that launched in 2017. Prior to founding SpaceIntelReport, Peter spent 26 years as the Paris bureau chief for SpaceNews, an industry publication. At SpaceNews, Peter covered the commercial satellite, launch and international space market. He continues that work at SpaceIntelReport. You can follow Peter's latest project on Twitter at @pbdes (opens in new tab).

Articles by: Peter B. de Selding

Europe Commits to Space Station, ExoMars as Part of $11 Billion in Commitments to ESA

By Peter B. de Selding published 2 December 16

China Aerospace Science and Industry Corp. (CASIC) has created a commercial-launch venture, called Expace Technology Co., to market the solid-fueled Kuaizhou rocket globally. The company expects to make 10 launches per year between 2017 and 2020.

New Chinese Commercial-Launch Company Advertises High Launch Rate, Low Price

By Peter B. de Selding published 30 November 16

European Mars Lander Crash Caused by 1-Second Glitch: ESA

By Peter B. de Selding published 23 November 16

SpaceX's Musk Says Sabotage Unlikely Cause of Sept. 1 Explosion, But Still a Worry

By Peter B. de Selding published 17 October 16

Ariane 5, in 74th Straight Success, Launches Australian, Indian Telecom Satellites

By Peter B. de Selding published 6 October 16

Europe's Ariane 5 heavy-lift rocket on Oct. 5 successfully placed telecommunications satellites for Australia and India into geostationary-transfer orbit.

An Indian Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle rocket blasts off from the country's Satish Dhawan Space Centre on Sept. 26, 2016.

India's PSLV Rocket Launches 8 Satellites in Record 5th Mission This Year

By Peter B. de Selding published 27 September 16

India's PSLV rocket on Sept. 26 successfully placed the Indian SCATSAT-1 meteorological satellite and seven co-passengers into separate polar low Earth orbits.

Europe's Vega Launches 1 Peruvian and 4 Terra Bella Earth Observation Satellites

By Peter B. de Selding published 16 September 16

Spacecom CEO on SpaceX failure: 'It Took a Minute to Realize the Guys Under the Smoke Are Us'

By Peter B. de Selding published 8 September 16

SpaceX's Falcon 9 after JCSAT-14 Mission

SpaceX to Launch SES-10 Satellite on Previously Flown Falcon 9 This Year

By Peter B. de Selding published 30 August 16

Ariane 5 Successfully Places Two Intelsat Satellites Into Orbit

By Peter B. de Selding published 25 August 16

Facebook Reports Successful Flight of Full-Scale Internet-Delivery Drone

By Peter B. de Selding published 27 July 16

Europe Plans Euro-Russian Moon Exploration To Go Beyond Apollo 'Gift Shop Visit'

By Peter B. de Selding published 19 July 16

Britain Selects US, French, British Teams to Study Spaceport Feasibility

By Peter B. de Selding published 15 July 16

The British government has awarded feasibility-study contracts to five industrial teams that want to operate orbital or suborbital launch vehicles from British territory on a commercial basis.

Three Years Later, Reaction Engines Gets Promised UK Investment in Rocket Technology

By Peter B. de Selding published 15 July 16

One Year After Kickoff, OneWeb Says Its 700-Satellite Constellation is On Schedule

By Peter B. de Selding published 7 July 16

Britain's Quitting the EU, But Will It Be Forced Out of EU Space Programs?

By Peter B. de Selding published 24 June 16

The British vote to leave the European Union may occur gradually over two years but raises multiple immediate questions about the consequences for Europe's space programs and Britain's role in them.

China Prepares Assembly of Its Space station, Invites Collaboration Through U.N.

By Peter B. de Selding published 22 June 16

Proton Successfully Launches Intelsat-31 Satellite Despite Lower-Stage Hiccup

By Peter B. de Selding published 13 June 16

Deep Space Industries' Prospector-X nano-satellite

Luxembourg Invests to Become the 'Silicon Valley of Space Resource Mining'

By Peter B. de Selding published 6 June 16

Orbital Targets July for 1st Flight of Redesigned Antares Rocket

By Peter B. de Selding published 6 May 16

SpaceX's Falcon 9 Full Thrust rocket lands on drone ship

SpaceX's Reusable Falcon 9: What Are the Real Cost Savings for Customers?

By Peter B. de Selding published 28 April 16

Earth-Observation Satellite and Einstein-Challenging Physics Experiment Launch Into Space

By Peter B. de Selding published 26 April 16

SpaceX Says Reusable Stage Could Cut Prices 30 Percent, Plans November Falcon Heavy Debut

By Peter B. de Selding published 18 March 16

Ariane 5, in 2nd Straight Solo Mission, Places Eutelsat 65 West A into Orbit

By Peter B. de Selding published 10 March 16

Orbital ATK Believes in Satellite Servicing, But Not Rocket Reusability

By Peter B. de Selding published 4 March 16

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