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LeoLabs announced plans July 22 to construct a phased-array radar in Costa Rica to track objects as small as two […]

Interview with Dan Ceperley

Remember that scene in Gravity when Sandra Bullock goes spinning off into space after her shuttle is struck by debris?

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The New Zealand Space Agency is moving quickly to develop a comprehensive strategy reflecting its priorities including

Ask anyone in the space business and they’ll tell you that orbital debris is a serious problem that will only

On April 7, something went very, terribly wrong 36,000km above the Earth’s equator, in geostationary orbit. An IS-29e Intelsat Epic-series

The New Zealand Space Agency is expanding its ability to track objects launched into orbit. A pilot scheme will allow

CLYDE TOMBAUGH SPENT much of his life peering at telescope data. He discovered Pluto in 1930, and he spent years

American space innovator LeoLabs has chosen to set up shop in Central Otago, establishing a phased-array radar to track small

SAN FRANCISCO, CA — LeoLabs, a Silicon Valley space mapping startup, announced July 26 it raised $13 million in a

In the loud and crowded world of satellites, start-up LeoLabs is working toward offering both governments and companies alike a