About Jspace News

What we cover

Jspace News reports on spaceflight and astronomy: what is launching, what missions find, and what to look for in the sky.

We cover rocket launches, crewed and robotic missions, astronomy and planetary science, sky events and space weather, and the companies, budgets and rules of the space industry, worldwide.

Our stories are built from primary sources: space agency and mission releases, launch providers' announcements, regulators' licences and filings, observatory data and published research. Every story names and links its sources and is checked before publication.

Jspace News launched in 2026. It has no connection with earlier websites that used this address.

How we work

Our stories start from primary sources, and every one names and links them. Before publication, every story is checked against those sources in a separate fact-check. Our editorial standards explain how we work, including our use of AI tools, and our corrections policy explains how we fix mistakes.

Bylines and desks

Stories carry the name of the person who wrote them or of the Jspace News desk that produced them. A desk byline means our team produced the story for that section, in the way our editorial standards describe.

Ownership and funding

Jspace News is funded by advertising and sponsorship. Paid content is always labelled, and advertisers have no say over our editorial content. How advertising works.

Contact

To reach the team, email hello@jspacenews.com.