The subject of Space - interplanetary space; outer space;
satellites, spacecraft; space missions, is Big Business! Space and
related subjects, is therefore one of the biggest news topics after
perhaps general politics and world economy, but no longer is this just
true of newspapers and television channels. Space news is just as
pervasive on the Internet or in cyberspace, if not more so. The Internet
and the news industry were made for each other, it is little wonder
then that news related websites account for approximately 60-65% of all
Internet traffic and that space news related sites account for
approximately 30% of this, according to various estimates.
With one technological milestone after the other being breached and broken; especially in computing and telecommunications, space related activity in general has proliferated over recent years, and with it the space news business. The most obvious sources of space related news on the Internet, are websites of the various national/regional space administration bodies, such as NASA; CNES; ESA; ISRO; JAXA; CNSA; BIS; DLR; and ASRI.
However, news items on these sites are sometimes, and understandably so, biased towards their own particular sphere of activity; not always, but in general. As a result, hundreds of independent space news related sites, have sprung up over recent years in an effort to provide more even coverage of space related activity and events, such as Space Daily; SPACE.com; Sky & Telescope; Aon Space, which is to do with space finance; SatNews.com and others. These are truly professional and well thought out sites, with easy to follow page layout schemes and interesting and informative articles that will appeal to most readers. The space enthusiast is truly spoilt for choice.
With one technological milestone after the other being breached and broken; especially in computing and telecommunications, space related activity in general has proliferated over recent years, and with it the space news business. The most obvious sources of space related news on the Internet, are websites of the various national/regional space administration bodies, such as NASA; CNES; ESA; ISRO; JAXA; CNSA; BIS; DLR; and ASRI.
However, news items on these sites are sometimes, and understandably so, biased towards their own particular sphere of activity; not always, but in general. As a result, hundreds of independent space news related sites, have sprung up over recent years in an effort to provide more even coverage of space related activity and events, such as Space Daily; SPACE.com; Sky & Telescope; Aon Space, which is to do with space finance; SatNews.com and others. These are truly professional and well thought out sites, with easy to follow page layout schemes and interesting and informative articles that will appeal to most readers. The space enthusiast is truly spoilt for choice.
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