The power of daily Earth imaging

In this week's episode of Space Minds Ashley Johnson, President and CFO of Planet, explains the company's ambitious goal to make global change visible, accessible and actionable.
Maxar Intelligence taps tech veteran to lead commercial business

Todd Surdey will head Maxar’s business enterprise segment
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Space power satellites at the moon could keep a lunar base warm
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Northrop invests $50 million into Firefly for launch vehicle development

Northrop Grumman is investing $50 million into Firefly Aerospace to further development of a medium-lift launch vehicle with a new name.
New report details China’s push to dominate artificial intelligence

At the core of Beijing's campaign are advanced data centers, on Earth and in orbit
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Webinar: Geospatial Intelligence – New Data to Solutions

With strategic acquisitions, Rocket Lab pursues prime defense contractor status

China launches classified Shijan-26 satellite with Long March 4B rocket

Elevating Europe in space for fifty years
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For half a century, the European Space Agency (ESA) has been serving Europe as its space agency and inspiring its citizens. On 30 May 1975, the ESA Convention was signed by 10 founding Member States and has since now expanded to 23 Member States, three Associate Members, four Cooperating States and a Cooperation Agreement with Canada. This anniversary year provides the opportunity to reflect not only on ESA’s past achievements, but even more so on its future perspectives.
Final call: ESA’s Junior Professional Programme – your portal to space
The deadline to apply for ESA’s Junior Professional Programme (JPP) is fast approaching, with applications closing on 5 June. The JPP is a unique opportunity for recent graduates and early-career professionals to gain hands-on experience at one of the world’s leading space organisations. Successful candidates will work on real ESA projects alongside experienced experts in fields ranging from engineering and science to business and administration. If you are ready to take the first step towards a future in space, don’t miss this opportunity. Submit your application before the 5 June deadline.
