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• China Launches New Tianlian Data Relay Satellite

  China successfully launched the Tianlian-2 (04) data relay satellite, enhancing its space infrastructure. This new satellite offers improved transmission capacity and response speed compared to its predecessor, supporting the Tiangong space station...

  

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• US Military Expands Reliance on Commercial Satellites for Global Communication

  The US military is increasingly turning to commercial satellite providers for its communication needs. Major contracts totaling billions are being awarded for global coverage, including a $500 million deal for Marine Corps communications and a $900...

  

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• Rohde & Schwarz Showcases Next-Gen Broadcasting at NAB 2025

  Rohde & Schwarz highlights its advanced digital transmitter technology at NAB 2025, focusing on efficiency, reliability, and future-ready broadcasting solutions like ATSC 3.0. The company emphasizes new revenue opportunities, maintenance...

  

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• Czech PM Vows Support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Amidst US Funding Cuts

  Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has pledged unwavering support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) following US funding cuts. His commitment highlights the broadcaster's crucial role in disseminating unbiased news, particularly in...

  

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• Spain Invests in Sateliot's Satellite Constellation Expansion

  Spain is significantly investing in Sateliot, a Spanish startup aiming to launch a large constellation of nanosatellites for global connectivity. This investment supports Sateliot's goal of providing near real-time messaging services directly to...

  

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• California Invests $95 Million in Satellite Methane Monitoring

  California has awarded a $95 million contract to Carbon Mapper for satellite-based methane emission monitoring. This initiative aims to improve real-time data on pollution sources, support emission reduction goals, and potentially inspire similar...

  

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• SpaceX Launches Classified NROL-69 Satellite, Expanding US Government's Space Network

  SpaceX successfully launched the classified NROL-69 mission for the National Reconnaissance Office, marking a significant step in creating the largest U.S. government satellite network. This launch is part of a larger plan to deploy numerous...

  

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• US Needs Increased Funding for Hypersonic Weapons Development

  Former Defense official Mark Lewis stresses the urgent need for increased US funding in hypersonic weapons development to counter advancements by China and Russia. He highlights the technological challenges and strategic importance of developing a...

  

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• France Bans Russian Channels STS and Kanal 5

  French regulator Arcom has invoked new powers to halt the broadcasting of Russian channels STS and Kanal 5, citing sanctions against their parent company. This follows previous bans on other Russian channels for spreading disinformation and...

  

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• Boosting EU Space Autonomy: A Deep Dive into Critical Space Technologies

  The European Commission's strategic investments in space research are fostering innovation and strengthening the EU's strategic autonomy. This article explores key advancements in critical space technologies, including GaN devices, rad-hard FPGAs,...

  

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• Chinese Astronauts Complete Successful Seven-Hour Spacewalk at Tiangong Space Station

  Chinese astronauts Cai Xuzhe and Song Lingdong concluded a seven-hour extravehicular activity (EVA) at the Tiangong space station, installing protective shielding and equipment. Their mission, part of the Shenzhou-19 mission, also involved...

  

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• Pangea Aerospace Secures €23 Million for Advanced Rocket Engine Development

  Spanish propulsion startup Pangea Aerospace has raised €23 million to advance its aerospike engine technology. The funding will boost manufacturing and testing, supporting contracts with ESA and private clients. This follows a unique business model...

  

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• Star Catcher Industries Successfully Tests Wireless Power Beaming for Space Applications

  Star Catcher Industries demonstrated its space-based power beaming technology, wirelessly transmitting solar energy over 100 meters to ground-based solar arrays. This successful test is a significant step towards creating a space-based power grid,...

  

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• Former NASA Astronauts Urge Swift Confirmation of Isaacman as NASA Administrator

  Nearly 30 former NASA astronauts have endorsed Jared Isaacman for NASA administrator, emphasizing his unique qualifications and urging the Senate to expedite his confirmation hearing. Their support highlights Isaacman's experience in leading...

  

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• US Space Force Budget: $28.7 Billion Allocation for FY2025

  The US Space Force will receive $28.7 billion for fiscal year 2025, $800 million less than requested. This follows a full-year continuing resolution and includes budget reallocations, prioritizing warfighting capabilities and impacting programs...

  

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• French Startup CTO Partners with TDF for VLEO 5G Integration

  French satellite broadband startup CTO and TDF are collaborating to integrate very low Earth orbit (VLEO) 5G services with terrestrial networks. The partnership will test using cellular frequencies for VLEO delivery and deploy gateways at TDF sites...

  

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• NASA Plans Another Starliner Test Flight Before Crew Rotations

  NASA is evaluating options for another test flight of Boeing's CST-100 Starliner before beginning regular missions to the ISS. The test, possibly crewed, will address propulsion system issues discovered on the last flight. SpaceX's Crew Dragon...

  

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• US Space Force Embraces AI for Space Superiority

  The US Space Force unveils a new strategy to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its operations, focusing on data literacy, advanced technologies, and countering threats. This initiative aims to improve space domain awareness, enhance...

  

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• China's AZSpace Aims for Crewed Orbital Spaceflight by 2028

  Chinese commercial space company AZSpace announces ambitious plans for crewed orbital spaceflights by 2027 or 2028, marking a significant expansion of China's commercial space sector. The company, backed by venture capital, is also developing...

  

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• NASA and SkyServe Collaborate on AI-Powered Satellite Earth Observation

  SkyServe, an Indian edge computing startup, partners with NASA's JPL to test AI models on a D-Orbit satellite for near real-time monitoring of environmental events like wildfires and floods. The successful test demonstrates the potential of edge...

  

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