Soviet satellites now starring in economic growth
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If you think that China and India are the rising stars of the developing world, you may be missing a big part of the story.
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Spending in Eastern Europe and Asia  is expected to lead a recovery in the global technology market  over the next three years, according to an industry report  released Tuesday.
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The private sector joins the space community with a successful sub-orbital flight above the Mojave Desert.
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Regardless, space competitions are poised to become big business.
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MOSCOW, December 29 (Itar-Tass) - Seventeen booster rockets blasted off from Russia&#39;s launch pads this year, sending into orbits 27 satellites, including eight that soared aloft by means of converted intercontinental ballistic missiles, the press service
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The election on Nov. 2 will have many far-reaching implications, not the least of which is mankind&#39;s fledgling reach into space.
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American astronaut Mike Fincke, front , and Russian cosmonaut, Yuri Shargin, third, get off a plane at the Chkalovsky airport, just outside Moscow, Sunday, Oct. 24, 2004, while heading to Moscow&#39;s Star City, the home-base of Russia&#39;s space program.
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Russian cosmonauts and engineers may have corrected a problem that caused computers aboard the International Space Station to crash.
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The BBC's James Rodgers finds the Moscow metro a mixture of Soviet-era grandeur and free market wheeler-dealing.
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During long years of war and severe poverty in Vietnam, milk and meat were true luxuries only the rich could afford. Many children went blind from lack of vitamin A. Countless others experienced stunted growth that has kept the whole population short and thin. But after 30 years of peace, the communist country has overcome many of these problems and is now boasting unprecedented economic growth that it hopes will translate into building a taller, stronger people.
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By Greg AutryChina recently shot down an aging Chinese weather satellite -- a signal that China will not abide by the doctrine of U.S. space superiority outlined in the new National Space Policy released in October by the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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The Kremlin's strategy is beginning to take shape.
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A new tool based on satellite data shows trends in the way Europeans use our landscape.
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Spending in Eastern Europe and Asia is expected to lead a recovery in the global technology market over the next three years, according to an industry report released Tuesday.
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Nigeria looks to cheap satellites and strategic investment in space technology to help fix some of its biggest earthly problems.
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A spacecraft in solar orbit reached almost directly above   the south pole of the Sun last week, giving   scientists a rare glimpse of this unfamiliar territory.
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By Brian McIver THE world's superpowers have always dominated the space race. But with companies and agencies all rushing to attract tourists and commercial passengers to the heavens, Europe and Britain are now leading the way.