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Jen DiMascio

China appears to have developed at least one and perhaps three direct-ascent anti-satellite programs, one of which appears to have been declared operational, according to a pair of reports issued March 30 on global space threats.
 
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Mark Carreau

NASA has selected the Sun Radio Interferometer Space Experiment, a multiple small satellite mission to study how the Sun generates giant solar particle storms while mapping the host star’s magnetic field lines as they extend outward into the Solar System.
 
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Irene Klotz

Veteran astronauts Shannon Walker of NASA and Soichi Noguchi of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency have been added to the crew of the first operational mission under SpaceX’s Commercial Crew flight services contract.
 
 
 
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Steve Trimble, Guy Norris, Tony Osborne

The UK confirms a new hypersonic weapon project with the U.S. as the UK Defense Ministry moves to leverage decades of expertise.
 
Guy Norris

The recently unveiled, though notional, Quartet Interceptor provides clues as to how some missile-defense architectures may evolve.
 
Bradley Perrett

Chinese flights are carrying light loads and earning low yields, but the government wants the industry to fly as much as possible.
 
Lee Hudson, Irene Klotz

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Adrian Schofield

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