A mysterious cylinder that washed ashore in Western Australia is debris from an Indian space launch, authorities in both countries have said, ending a flurry of speculation over the object’s origin.

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The first qualified astronaut under the Australian flag has been invited by the European Space Agency to take part in a ...

The European Space Agency has formally extended the offer for Australia's Katherine Bennell-Pegg to join a mission that would ...

The Australian Space Agency has identified a culprit for the chunk of space junk that washed up in Western Austrailia. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

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The list of countries to achieve their own successful orbital space launch is a short one, almost as small as the exclusive club of states that possess nuclear weapons. The Soviet Union was first off ...

Since the 2022 stand-up of Australia’s Space Command, Australia’s military has worked to integrate warfighting across all domains—including space. This involves improving the capabilities of its space ...

Leveraging AUKUS and southern geography: building Australia’s dual-use space infrastructure for strategic resilience ...