Courtney Albon is a space and emerging technology reporter. She covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, security policy, and technology, with a particular focus on the International Space Station, NASA, and space travel. Courtney's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Federal Times, Military Times, and Yahoo News.
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Courtney Albon's articles primarily focus on government announcements and press releases related to Space Force, military, defense, budget, and technology. She would likely be interested in pitches that provide insights into the latest developments within these areas. As she covers a wide range of topics such as software & SaaS, business & industry, finance & economy along with her primary focus on Government & Politics and Big Tech; consider providing well-researched analysis or expert commentary on how these sectors intersect with the topics she covers.
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Space tourism company Virgin Galactic announced a new partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory’s space warfare directorate to collect and share space weather data from the company’s suborbital spacecraft, due for its first commercial flight next year.
By: Courtney Albon, Chris Gordon
The Army has long been dependent on space capabilities to navigate terrain, communicate in hard-to-reach areas, and identify and strike targets. Now, the service wants to deepen its space operations expertise and is making plans to expand its own cadre of operators in the coming years.
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The general in charge of the Space Force’s component to U.S. Central Command said Oct. 19 he expects that in about three years his small team of Guardians will be five times the size it is today—growth he said is needed to meet the military’s demand for space capabilities in Middle East operations.
Oct. 19, 2026 | By Courtney Albon The general in charge of the Space Force's component to U.S.
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The head of the Space Force’s largest acquisition organization said the service needs a third spaceport to support medium and heavy launch by 2030—a goal he called “aspirational” even as he stressed the importance of building out the U.S. military’s launch infrastructure.
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The Space Force is pushing industry to rapidly invest and develop satellites that could be ready for cislunar operations as soon as 2029.
By: Courtney Albon
The Pentagon plans to issue a $150 million loan to Stoke Space Technologies, an emerging space launch provider, to help it expand its footprint at Cape Canaveral Space Force Base, Fla.
