Aviation Week editors attended the annual Space Symposium, in Colorado Springs recently, to discuss the latest on space development and exploration, including employment in the sector, news on satellites, launches and how startups are investing heavily in the sector. How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on at the 37th Space Symposium? Find out how much you know by taking the short quiz.

Artificial intelligence programs are well suited for dealing with the deluge of data generated by space systems, according to the companies.

The Axiom-1 mission kicks off a series of private astronaut flights to the International Space Station as part of an ongoing effort to expand commercial use and development of low Earth orbit

The Japanese startup said April 6 that it had resolved or mitigated most of the spacecraft anomalies experienced in January that caused it to halt an autonomous capture demonstration in low Earth orbit.

The Ax-1 astronauts will kick off more than two dozen wide-ranging scientific research and technology development activities with value to life on Earth as well as nurturing the space economy.

Parts for the first batch of Lockheed Martin’s advanced GPS IIIF Follow On space vehicles (SV) are arriving at the company’s facility in Littleton, Colorado, paving the way for assembly of the initial satellite to start before 2023.  

The Vulcan Centaur rocket design leverages the flight-proven success of the Delta IV and Atlas V launch vehicles and will serve a diverse range of markets including commercial, civil, science, cargo and national security space customers.

Leveraging 60+ years of extensive experience as a market leader in space, L3Harris provides next-generation space technologies, including higher…