Space Command

NASA announced it is closing three offices and laying off 23 employees as a result of an executive order from the Trump administration.

NASA closes 3 offices and eliminates chief scientist role, 23 to be laid off

Intuitive Machines' Athena lander tipped over on moon, repeating stability issue, while Firefly's Blue Ghost succeeds with precision landing.

Intuitive Machines faces another setback as moon lander tips over

NASA reports that the chance of a 'city-killing' asteroid striking Earth in 2032 has increased since last week.

NASA increases chance ‘city-killing’ asteroid will hit Earth in 2032

For the first time in the World Monuments Fund's history the organization is listing the moon among its at-risk sites.

International nonprofit wants to protect moon sites from space tourism

Each branch of the U.S. Department of Defense is working to modernize its forces to address persistent issues in countering adversaries.

Adversaries present persistent threats in 2025, can the US military handle them?

Blue Origin received approval from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday, Dec. 27, for its New Glenn rocket launch.

Blue Origin granted FAA license for New Glenn rocket’s first mission

NASA announced on Thursday that it is delaying Artemis mission aimed at sending astronauts back to the moon after heat shield issue.

NASA delays Artemis missions until 2026 and 2027 after heat shield problem

The U.S. has activated a Space Force unit in Japan for the first time as it looks to protect the country from regional threats.

How the US Space Force will work to protect Japan’s national security

LA Mayor Karen Bass seeks sanctuary city designation to protect immigrants from Trump's deportation plans and border wall construction.

Trump’s reelection reignites battle over Space Command location

The U.S. and China are in a race to secure more international partners for space exploration.

US winning in one category when it comes to space race with China

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