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• Intelsat and SES Independently Invest in Lynk Global

  Intelsat and SES, soon to merge in a $3.1 billion deal, separately invested in Lynk Global's Series B funding round. Both companies see potential in Lynk Global's direct-to-device technology for government and mobility customers, aiming to expand...

  

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• Small Satellite to Deliver Connectivity Across Asia

  Singapore’s Astrum Mobile has ordered a small satellite from Swissto12 to provide resilient connectivity across Asia. The satellite, leveraging 5G and L-band frequencies, aims to offer uninterrupted service even during natural disasters. This...

  

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• China Launches Mystery Satellite TJS-15, Adding to Growing Fleet

  China successfully launched the TJS-15 communication technology satellite, adding to its fleet of potentially classified spacecraft. The launch, conducted via a Long March 3B rocket, raises questions about the satellite's true purpose, with Western...

  

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• Trump's Mars Ambitions: A Low Priority Amidst Potential NASA Budget Cuts

  President Trump expresses interest in a human mission to Mars, but downplays its priority. This comes amidst concerns over significant budget cuts to NASA's science programs, sparking debate within the scientific community and raising questions...

  

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• Impact of Trump Administration Cuts on the US Space Workforce

  Analysis of the Trump administration's impact on the US space workforce across various federal agencies, highlighting job losses and uncertainties in the space sector. The article examines the challenges in tracking exact figures due to the...

  

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• SpaceX Falcon 9 Booster Fire: Fuel Leak Caused Post-Landing Incident

  A SpaceX Falcon 9 booster suffered a fuel leak during its March 2nd launch, resulting in a post-landing fire. SpaceX and NASA officials discussed the incident, emphasizing no risk to ascent and ongoing investigations into the leak's origin. The...

  

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• SpaceX Gets Green Light for Higher-Power Satellite-to-Smartphone Service

  SpaceX has received FCC approval to increase power levels for its direct-to-smartphone satellite service, Starlink, enhancing connectivity in underserved areas. This follows earlier approval for using T-Mobile frequencies, but faced opposition from...

  

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• Delayed Launch of US Military's Proliferated Warfighter Space Architecture (PWSA)

  The US Space Development Agency (SDA) has announced a delay in the launch of its ambitious PWSA satellite constellation. Initially slated for September 2024, the launch is now projected to begin in late summer 2025, impacting the timeline for the...

  

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• Danti's AI-Powered Earth Data Search Engine Expands to Wider Government Use

  Danti, an AI tech startup, is expanding its groundbreaking Earth data search engine to more government agencies. This innovative tool uses natural language queries to analyze satellite imagery, drone footage, and other data sources, providing near...

  

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• SpaceX Starship suffers second consecutive test flight failure

  SpaceX's Starship experienced another failed test flight on March 6th, tumbling and breaking up over the Caribbean. This follows a similar incident in January, raising concerns about the program's timeline. The failure impacts SpaceX's Starlink...

  

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• AST SpaceMobile's European Expansion: A Strategic Move for Global 5G Coverage

  AST SpaceMobile partners with Vodafone to create a European satellite operator for direct-to-smartphone 5G services, boosting Europe's space autonomy and accelerating global expansion plans. The company is investing heavily in manufacturing and...

  

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• NASA's Lunar Trailblazer Faces Communication Challenges

  NASA's Lunar Trailblazer spacecraft, launched to study lunar water, lost communication shortly after launch. The agency is working to restore contact and explore alternative strategies to achieve some mission objectives. This setback highlights...

  

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• Firefly Aerospace to Launch NASA's INCUS Storm Research Mission

  Firefly Aerospace has been selected by NASA to launch the INCUS mission, a three-satellite project studying storm formation. The mission, utilizing Firefly Alpha rockets, will involve three 100kg smallsats equipped with Ka-band radars and a...

  

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• Apex's Aries SN1 Satellite: One Year in Orbit and Counting

  After a successful year in orbit, Apex's Aries SN1 satellite continues operations, providing valuable lessons for future spacecraft development and highlighting the crucial role of software in satellite technology. The company is gearing up for...

  

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• Eutelsat Expands Hotbird Services for Professional Video

  Eutelsat boosts its Hotbird satellite at 13 degrees East, offering expanded professional video services for premium sports content distribution. This addresses the growing demand for reliable and high-quality satellite transmission of live events,...

  

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• US Space Launch Infrastructure Faces Capacity Crunch Amidst Industry Boom

  US space launch executives warn of impending capacity issues at the nation's primary launch facilities. The surge in rocket launches, driven by mega-constellations and increased government demand, necessitates infrastructure upgrades and modernized...

  

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• SpaceX Scraps Starship Launch After Countdown Issues

  SpaceX aborted the latest Starship/Super Heavy test flight due to technical problems discovered during the countdown. The company aims to reschedule the launch soon, focusing on resolving issues identified in the previous flight and expanding...

  

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• Albedo Secures $12 Million Air Force Contract for Innovative Very Low Earth Orbit Satellites

  Albedo, a space observation startup, has received a $12 million contract from the U.S. Air Force to develop and deploy its innovative VLEO satellites. These satellites offer high-resolution imagery and improved communication capabilities,...

  

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• US Air Force Plans Environmental Review for Rocket Cargo Landing Pads on Johnston Atoll

  The US Air Force will launch an environmental impact review for its Rocket Cargo program, proposing two landing pads on Johnston Atoll for reentry vehicles. This initiative aims for rapid global cargo delivery using commercial rockets. The review...

  

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• Firefly Aerospace Achieves Historic Moon Landing with Blue Ghost

  Firefly Aerospace's Blue Ghost lunar lander successfully landed on the moon, marking a significant achievement in commercial space exploration. The mission, carrying 10 NASA payloads, represents a giant leap for private companies venturing into...

  

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