ASCEND has wrapped, and with it Aerospace's Space Transformation Track, a full day of content tackling some of the most vital and fast-moving issues in the industry.

A lively panel of leaders in the space industry took on the question of how the U.S. can keep its edge in space with competitors nipping at our heels. In fact, argued one panelist provocatively, we might actually want to...

As the number of objects in orbit continues to skyrocket, space domain awareness (SDA) has become an enormous task — and equally enormous business opportunity.

This niche orbit is attracting intense interest from government and commercial space organizations as the technology to operate within it matures.

Episode 10 looks at how the space industry’s cyber thinkers are using the SPARTA cyber tool and its crowd-sourced insights to game out safer space operations in real time and ahead of time.

An Aerospace team taking on a major reusable launch challenge — predicting hardware fatigue and failure — has taken home a prestigious award from the AIAA.

To maintain the pace and dominance of space launch services, launch facilities need to be modernized — and Aerospace is already hard at work on that.

A new paper from Aerospace's Center for Space Policy and Strategy finds that the lessons and efforts of the past are still very relevant, but also that today's dynamics suggest a new path forward.

In partnership with T-Minus, NEXUS is spinning off a new series examining space cybersecurity, starting with a space-cyber overview with Aerospace expert Brandon Bailey.

With lead times shortening and the tech ecosystem accelerating, it's no longer practical to build every satellite from scratch. Handle is a project from Aerospace that makes power and connectivity "plug and play" — and...

Space-based nuclear power will be hugely important but require a great deal of foundational work before being ready for operations, concluded experts in a workshop convened by The Aerospace Corporation.

It's been a big year for the Center for Space Policy and Strategy, and the space industry itself. Here are some of the highlights from 2025, from CSPS policy papers to events and podcasts.

In a recent podcast, Aerospace's Brian Weeden discussed the notion of repealing the Wolf Amendment, a legislative passage that sharply curtails federal cooperation with China. Is this limitation still the right practice...

With over 12,000 active satellites delivering global communications, space has become a highly sophisticated cyber domain. As our dependence on these systems grows, so does the risk.

Fox Business anchor Max Gorden recently visited Aerospace's Tech Campus in El Segundo, where he interviewed Steve Isakowitz live for the Varney & Co and Big Money shows.

Commercial innovation is driving transformation of the space enterprise in low Earth orbit, cislunar space, the Moon, and beyond. How can such a fast-moving, complex endeavor be guided? A new paper from Aerospace...

Aerospace recently held the Space Transformation Summit, convening government leaders, commercial space companies, and defense officials all interested in working better together. As part of that event, a small group...

The proposed 2026 budget lays out an enormous amount of money for space-based initiatives, effectively increasing the Space Force budget by nearly 40 percent, according to a new analysis.

Orbital launches are now planned and executed faster than you could even pick a date in the old days. But that doesn't mean they're any less complicated.

GPS is ubiquitous now, but the policies that govern this influential technology have evolved over decades, as documented in a recent paper by Aerospace's Brian Weeden — and discussed in a new Federal News Network podcast...