Boeing and its subsidiary Millennium Space team on new mid-size satellite
The new satellite platform is being positioned to compete in the emerging “micro GEO” market for space-based communications and sensing
All Points signs agreement to build payload processing facilities at KSC
All Points Logistics has signed an agreement with NASA’s Kennedy Space Center to construct satellite processing facilities on center property.
How space weather forecasting keeps astronauts (and satellites) safe
NASA seeks commercial and exploration links for new Earth science missions
Blue Origin’s Second Life: New Glenn Booster Roars Back for Historic Reuse Attempt
Blue Origin reportedly fired up a previously flown New Glenn first stage on Thursday, clearing a critical hurdle before the rocket’s first attempt at booster reuse. The static fire test at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station sets up an upcoming NG-3 launch, according to Space.com. The test matters beyond the spectacle of fire and smoke. […]
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India’s TakeMe2Space sets sights on 50-kilowatt data center
COLORADO SPRINGS – After announcing a $5 million seed round in January, Indian startup TakeMe2Space seeks to raise $55 million to establish a 50-kilowatt orbital data center.
Countering missile threats ‘left of launch’
COLORADO SPRINGS – U.S. government agencies are working with industry to develop tools to disrupt missiles before they take flight, a timespan called ‘left of launch.
Taiwan floats shared satcom constellation amid calls for more space collaboration
Companies make the case for commercial space station markets
Companies proposing to develop commercial space stations are pushing back against claims by NASA that a market for such stations has yet to develop.
Rosalind Franklin’s 25-Year Wait: What the Rover’s Troubled Journey Reveals About International Space Partnerships
Reports indicate that SpaceX may launch the European Space Agency’s Rosalind Franklin Mars rover aboard a Falcon Heavy rocket in late 2028, potentially closing a 25-year chapter of broken partnerships, canceled contracts, and geopolitical rupture that has kept one of planetary science’s most ambitious missions grounded. The announcement, reported by Ars Technica, indicates the rover […]
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