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NASA在'只谈好交易'的新外交策略下，寻求与欧空局等国际伙伴推进至少一项联合科学任务，引力波探测任务LISA被视为对美方非常划算的合作选择。
NASA is accelerating plans to establish the United States Space Academy, with a timeline for groundbreaking next year and first classes in 2028, while US states compete to host the institution.
The first working session of the Presidential Commission was held to develop a framework for a new space institution, with a 120-day mandate to report on governance, curriculum, and implementation.
The Trump administration has announced a space transportation policy that includes establishing new spaceports on federal lands, enhancing responsive launch operations, and supporting commercial and NASA missions to the Moon and Mars.
Policy experts highlight that Europe faces high space launch costs and a strategic dilemma, choosing between lower-cost US technology or expensive, poorly scalable domestic options to remain competitive.
This article reports on the growing risk of space debris falling to Earth. A Federal Aviation Administration study predicts that by 2035, SpaceX satellite debris could cause one casualty every two years, and explores regulatory gaps and geopolitical implications.
The next Space Force chief rejects the concept of space privateers, drawing on historical arguments against privateering from figures like Benjamin Franklin.
NASA has released a draft planning document for private space stations that imposes over 3,000 requirements, surprising industry partners and raising concerns about funding and contractual flexibility.
Botswana becomes the 68th country to sign the Artemis Accords, committing to peaceful, transparent, and responsible civil space exploration as part of NASA's Artemis program.
China's rapid increase in rocket launches is contributing to space debris because it is not following best practices for disposing of upper stages, worsening an already problematic orbital environment.