Latest articles by Peter B. de Selding
Europe Commits to Space Station, ExoMars as Part of $11 Billion in Commitments to ESA
SpaceX's Musk Says Sabotage Unlikely Cause of Sept. 1 Explosion, But Still a Worry
Ariane 5, in 74th Straight Success, Launches Australian, Indian Telecom Satellites
Europe's Ariane 5 heavy-lift rocket on Oct. 5 successfully placed telecommunications satellites for Australia and India into geostationary-transfer orbit.
India's PSLV Rocket Launches 8 Satellites in Record 5th Mission This Year
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.
Spacecom CEO on SpaceX failure: 'It Took a Minute to Realize the Guys Under the Smoke Are Us'
Britain Selects US, French, British Teams to Study Spaceport Feasibility
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.
Britain's Quitting the EU, But Will It Be Forced Out of EU Space Programs?
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.
Earth-Observation Satellite and Einstein-Challenging Physics Experiment Launch Into Space
