
The White House’s attempt to lead the development of space resources by negotiating a pact with like-minded countries will ultimately fail to gain traction.
The White House’s attempt to lead the development of space resources by negotiating a pact with like-minded countries will ultimately fail to gain traction.
Stratfor's Fred Burton and Houghton talk about the roads not taken in the U.S. space race with the Soviets.
On the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11's landmark lunar landing, Stratfor takes a look back at the final frontier.
As more countries take steps to develop the ability to wage war in space, the resulting orbital debris threatens every aspect of modern life.
By Omar Lamrani
The recently released National Defense Review spells out plans for the U.S. to develop a more robust missile defense system. That's not likely to please anyone in Moscow and Beijing.
The accomplishment is a first for lunar exploration and moves China closer to matching the capabilities of the United States in space.
The United States is debating the organizational future of the new Space Force, but the bigger question centers on the future of war beyond the planet's frontiers.
By Omar Lamrani
The powerful launch vehicle from private business SpaceX may help open doors to the moon, Mars and beyond.
U.S. Vice President Mike Pence released an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal focused on returning to the moon just before leading the first session of the National Space Council in over 20 years.
The deal's ambitions include lunar and deep space exploration, with a possible manned moon landing.