Jeff Foust is a journalist at SpaceNews. He writes about space policy, commercial space, and related topics, with a focus on themes such as aviation and aerospace, telecommunications, and science. Jeff's work has been featured in notable publications including Space Today, The Space Review, and COPERNICAL.
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Jeff Foust's coverage primarily includes government announcements and press releases related to space exploration, satellites, NASA, rocket launches, and space technology. His focus on business & industry, transportation & logistics, and scientific themes suggests he may be interested in pitches that provide insider perspectives or expert analysis on the latest developments in the space industry.
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By: Jeff Foust
PARIS — A group of companies announced plans Sept. 9 for a constellation of AI-enabled imaging satellites projected to cost $1 billion.
PARIS — The Exploration Company has won a contract from the European Space Agency worth up to 760 million euros ($882 million) to fly a demonstration mission of its Nyx spacecraft to the International Space Station in 2028.
There is no greater spectacle in spaceflight than witnessing a launch in person, particularly of a large rocket.
PARIS — Amazon Leo still plans to begin limited commercial service by the end of this year despite launch vehicle issues that have slowed the constellation's deployment.
By: Jeff Foust
PARIS — A SpaceX executive confirmed that the next flight of the company's Starship rocket will carry its first orbital payloads, setting the stage for work on direct-to-device and orbital data center systems.
PARIS — Rocket Lab announced Sept. 11 it is filing a protest of NASA's decision to award a $700 million contract for a Mars communications orbiter to Blue Origin.
PARIS — Three declarations signed by dozens of countries at the International Space Summit largely avoided controversial positions but still failed to win support from some of the biggest space powers.
PARIS — NASA has disclosed new details about a proposal to create a national space academy as the agency's administrator defends the concept against criticism.
PARIS — European officials used an international space conference to bolster the continent's own space capabilities as they push for greater autonomy.
PARIS — Launch services provider Exolaunch said Sept. 14 it secured capacity for rideshare payloads on two launches, including a flight on a Japanese rocket.
