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As the International Space Station (ISS) nears the end of its life and the U.S. celebrates the 50th anniversary of Skylab, its first space station, the commercial sector is hard at work designing the next generation of space stations in low Earth orbit (LEO).
Read MoreNASA has been working to increase collaboration with commercial space companies . . . Karla Smith Jackson, tasked with reshaping NASA’s approach to business, explains key aspects of the new methodology.
Read MoreU.S. Space firms battling for workers in an increasingly tight employment market could face a bigger fight after five years of declining enrollment for engineering and science majors at American colleges and universities.
Read MoreThe future of human activities in space will be determined by economics as much as by technology or political will. The resurgence of space activities in recent decades .
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Read MoreOn-orbit refueling and repair of satellites are old if seemingly commonsense concepts. Government and commercial satellite operators have historically invested significantly in their satellites and squeezing. . .
Read MoreThe rapidly changing threat environment along with new and disruptive technologies are accelerating the space and cyber workforce needs of our industry. The skills employers value and rely on are evolving and subsequently creating a skills gap. What is being done to meet these new demands?
Read MoreRelated Resources 2024 launch pace easily exceeds 2023’s record midyear mark As launch failures grow, satellite operators are more resilient to risk SNAPSHOT: New launch vehicles University nanosatellite launches skyrocket…
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