Satellite News

On Dec. 2, the world will finally get a glimpse at the B-21 Raider, a new stealth bomber that has been described as “the most advanced military aircraft ever built.”

North Korea launched 23 short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday (Nov. 2), a record-breaking fusillade that spurred a response from its neighbor to the south.

Another Chinese Long March 5B rocket body will once again plummet to Earth in the coming days above a yet-to-be-determined location.

NASA and Axiom Space are adding two Saudi astronauts to the Ax-2 manifest that already includes a NASA astronaut and a motorsports racing driver.

The Hubble Space Telescope captured the sight of a beautiful spiral galaxy, adorned with the sparkle of two nearby stars.

China’s mysterious space plane ejected an object on Oct. 31, perhaps signaling that its time in orbit is nearly up.

NASA’s marsquake-hunting InSight mission is almost at an end, as dust is choking off the Red Planet lander’s solar power supply.

The country has been threatening to act against U.S. commercial satellites looking at Ukraine, which Russia invaded in February.