China lays out plans to land astronauts on the moon 'before 2030.' Can NASA still win this race?
By Space.com: China has laid out its roadmap for landing astronauts on the moon "before 2030," a milestone that NASA hopes to achieve in 2028.
#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: From Space Law to Space Markets
By SpaceWatch Global: How can space law support Africa's growing space economy? UNOOSA's upcoming mission in Kenya explores regulation, investment and national development.
Exoplanets Can't Hide From The JWST's 'Digital Twin'
By Universe Today: Finding dim exoplanets hidden in the glare of their stars is an ongoing challenge in astronomy. Telescopes use coronagraphs to block out starlight, but even they have their limitations.
Why the space sector needs to take a project-centric approach to strategy
By SpaceNews.com: ambitious goals. But in my experience, the difference between strategic success and failure rarely comes down to the vision itself. So why are some strategies delivered successfully, while others fail to achieve their goals? To continue reading this article: Register now to read 3 free articles this month.
Space Café “Law Breakfast with Dr. Ingo Baumann”
By SpaceWatch Global: Space Café Law Breakfast returns with host Dr. Ingo Baumann and guest Prof. Steven Freeland on space law, UNOOSA and COPUOS. 5 Nov 2026, 9:00 CET.
Eighteen launches, no program names: a call for disclosure
By SpaceNews.com: On the evening of October 15, a Falcon 9 lifted off from Space Launch Complex 4 East at Vandenberg carrying a classified payload for the Space Force.
2 astronauts will finish upgrading ISS solar arrays during spacewalk today: Watch it live
By Space.com: NASA's Anil Menon and Canada Joshua Kutryk will install the International Space Station's final roll-out solar array during a spacewalk today (Nov. 5).