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• US Military's Quest for a Seamless Satellite Internet: Challenges and Progress

  The US military aims to create a flexible satellite communication network akin to the internet. This article explores the challenges of achieving interoperability between military, commercial, and allied satellite systems, highlighting the need for...

  

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• Eutelsat's Capital Increase: French State Investment Fuels LEO Expansion

  Eutelsat secures a €1.35 billion capital increase, boosted by French state investment. This fuels expansion in the booming LEO connectivity market, following a significant deal with the French military and OneWeb acquisition. The company aims to...

  

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• Landspace Successfully Completes Static Fire Test for Zhuque-3 Rocket

  Landspace, a Chinese launch startup, successfully conducted a static fire test of its Zhuque-3 rocket's first stage. The test, involving nine engines firing for 45 seconds, paves the way for the rocket's inaugural orbital launch, planned to carry a...

  

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• ESA Explores Commercial Space Stations for Post-ISS Era

  The European Space Agency (ESA) is actively exploring partnerships with commercial entities like Blue Origin and Thales Alenia Space to ensure continued human presence in low Earth orbit after the International Space Station's retirement. This...

  

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• Portal Space Systems Expands Production for Supernova Spacecraft

  Portal Space Systems announces a second factory to boost production of its innovative Supernova spacecraft, utilizing solar thermal propulsion for superior in-space maneuverability. The expansion supports upcoming test flights and addresses growing...

  

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• Eutelsat Secures Major Funding Boost for OneWeb Expansion

  Eutelsat, facing competition from Starlink, announces a significant capital raise of $1.56 billion, largely funded by the French government, to expand its OneWeb constellation and reduce debt. This move strengthens France's commitment to the...

  

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• SpaceX Starship Explosion Delays Flight 10

  SpaceX experienced a setback with the explosion of Starship Ship 36 during preparations for a static-fire test. This incident, occurring before engine ignition, raises concerns about the Starship program's progress and delays the anticipated Flight...

  

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• President Trump Nominates Gen. Guetlein to Lead Controversial Golden Dome Missile Defense System

  President Trump's nomination of Gen. Michael Guetlein to lead the ambitious Golden Dome missile defense project has sparked debate. The $175 billion initiative faces criticism over its lack of transparency, potential for escalating global tensions,...

  

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• Venturi Space Unveils Mona Luna: An All-European Lunar Rover

  Venturi Space presented its ambitious Mona Luna lunar rover concept at the Paris Air Show. This large, all-terrain vehicle is designed to address the needs of lunar exploration, offering capabilities beyond current European options. The design...

  

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• Maxar and Array Labs Partner to Revolutionize 3D Earth Observation

  Maxar Intelligence partners with Array Labs to integrate its advanced 3D radar imaging data into Maxar's Earth observation products, creating a more comprehensive and reliable "living globe." This collaboration leverages the strengths of both...

  

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• US Satellite Firms Push Back Against Proposed Budget Cuts to Commercial Remote Sensing

  Leading US satellite imaging companies are urging Congress to reject proposed budget cuts to commercial remote sensing programs, warning of potential damage to national security and the private sector's role in intelligence and defense. The cuts,...

  

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• European Space Giants Eye Mega-Merger: A "Go/No-Go" Decision Looms

  Three European aerospace leaders, Leonardo, Airbus Defence and Space, and Thales Alenia Space, are nearing a crucial decision on merging their space divisions. The potential creation of a European space champion aims to rival SpaceX, but regulatory...

  

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• China Successfully Tests Next-Generation Crew Spacecraft for Moon Missions

  China's successful pad abort test of the Mengzhou spacecraft marks a significant step towards its lunar ambitions. The test, conducted at the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, validates the spacecraft's emergency escape system and paves the way for...

  

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• European Startup Aims for Crewed Spaceflights with Nyx Spacecraft

  The Exploration Company unveils plans for a crewed version of its Nyx spacecraft, following a successful cargo mission test flight. The ambitious project requires significant European government support due to its high cost, estimated at €1...

  

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• China's Advances in Earth-Moon Space Infrastructure: Testing Resonance Orbits and Unveiling Challenges

  China is making strides in establishing Earth-moon infrastructure. Recent missions involving DRO-A, DRO-B, and Tiandu-1 spacecraft have tested communication, navigation, and orbital dynamics in unique resonance orbits. While successes are evident,...

  

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• FCC Overhauls Space Regulation to Prioritize National Security and Commercial Innovation

  The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is modernizing satellite licensing and spectrum allocation, driven by national security needs and commercial advancements. This includes streamlining approvals, reducing licensing backlogs, and...

  

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• Unexpected NASA Leadership Change Sparks Concerns Amid Budget Cuts

  The surprise withdrawal of Jared Isaacman's nomination for NASA administrator has left Congress scrambling for a replacement. Concerns are rising over potential budget cuts and the impact on crucial missions like Artemis. Lawmakers express the...

  

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• BlackSky's Aros Satellite: A New Era in Wide-Area Earth Observation

  BlackSky plans to launch its new wide-area imaging satellite, Aros, in 2027. This innovative satellite will provide broad geographical coverage for applications like country-scale mapping and maritime monitoring, complementing BlackSky's existing...

  

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• ESA Advances Plans for New Earth Observation Satellite System

  The European Space Agency (ESA) is progressing with the first phase of its Earth observation satellite system, ERS, a joint civil and military initiative. The system, EOGS, aims to provide frequent, high-resolution imagery, crucial for both...

  

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• Ursa Major Secures $32.9 Million Deal for Hypersonic Flight Engines

  Ursa Major Technologies has won a significant contract from Stratolaunch to provide 16 upgraded Hadley H13 engines for their Talon-A hypersonic vehicle. This substantial investment propels advancements in hypersonic flight testing and reusable...

  

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