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• ESA's European Resilience from Space Program Aims for Enhanced Security

  The European Space Agency seeks over €1 billion for its European Resilience from Space program, bolstering defense, crisis response, imaging, navigation, and communications.

  

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• US Considers Streamlining Space Management: Integration of NRO and Space Force?

  The US is exploring ways to streamline space management by potentially integrating the NRO and Space Force to improve efficiency.

  

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• Satellite Servicing Industry Takes Flight: Innovation and Northrop Grumman's Influence

  Explore the rise of satellite servicing businesses, driven by technological advancements and the pioneering work of Northrop Grumman. Discover how companies are reducing costs and expanding services.

  

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• Tivùsat to Phase Out Legacy Tiger CAS by 2028

  Italian free-to-air satellite platform Tivùsat is retiring its older Tiger conditional access system by 2028, transitioning to newer Nagravision Merlin tech for enhanced security.

  

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• Voyager Technologies Acquires Propulsion-System Developer ExoTerra Resource

  Voyager Technologies has broadened its mission capabilities by acquiring ExoTerra Resource, a leading developer of propulsion systems. This move aims to enhance the delivery of solutions across both defense and commercial sectors.

  

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• Malaysia and Philippines Join Artemis Accords for Space Exploration

  Malaysia and the Philippines have officially signed the Artemis Accords, demonstrating their commitment to safe and transparent space exploration.

  

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• Amazon Secures Global Rights for Black Friday NFL Game

  Amazon will stream the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Chicago Bears Black Friday NFL game globally on Prime Video in 2025, without requiring a Prime membership.

  

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• China Launches Second Gaofen-14 Mapping Satellite

  China expands its Earth observation capabilities by launching the second Gaofen-14 mapping satellite into orbit. The mission enhances high-resolution Earth imaging.

  

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• Iridium to Launch Anti-Jamming Chip Amidst Growing GPS Vulnerabilities

  Iridium Communications unveils a new chip to safeguard devices relying on navigation satellites from jamming and spoofing, enhancing resilience against GPS vulnerabilities.

  

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• Astrobotic Delays Griffin-1 Lunar Lander Mission to Mid-2026

  Astrobotic postpones the launch of its Griffin-1 lunar lander mission, carrying the FLIP rover, to mid-2026. The delay is due to ongoing assembly and testing.

  

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• HEO Unveils Details of Chinese Satellite XJY-7 Before Reentry

  HEO, an Australian company, used non-Earth imaging to create a detailed model of China's Xinjishu Yanzheng-7 (XJY-7) satellite before its reentry, revealing key features.

  

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• Kymeta to Supply Osprey u8 Terminals to US Army for Ground Connectivity Pilot Program

  Kymeta secures a contract to supply 138 Osprey u8 flat-panel terminals to the U.S. Army's 4th Infantry Division, enhancing ground connectivity through the Next Generation Command and Control (NGC2) program.

  

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• Japan Launches Advanced HTV-X1 Cargo Spacecraft to ISS

  Japan successfully launched its new generation HTV-X1 cargo spacecraft to the ISS on an H3 rocket. This upgraded spacecraft boasts increased capacity and new technologies.

  

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• Chinese Launch Firms Space Pioneer and Galactic Energy Prepare for IPOs

  Space Pioneer and Galactic Energy, major Chinese commercial space companies, are preparing for IPOs, fueled by substantial investments in China's growing space sector.

  

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• Iridium Adjusts Strategy Amidst SpaceX Competition

  Iridium revises revenue forecasts and suspends buybacks in response to increased competition from SpaceX's direct-to-device service, focusing on strategic growth.

  

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• ESA Finalizes €22 Billion Program Package Amidst US Budgetary Concerns

  The European Space Agency is preparing a €22 billion package for its upcoming ministerial conference, addressing uncertainties surrounding US funding and program adjustments.

  

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• SES and Arqiva Extend Satellite Capacity Agreement for UK and Ireland

  SES and Arqiva have renewed their agreement for satellite capacity at 28.2 degrees East, serving Sky and other broadcasters in the UK and Ireland.

  

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• Ion-X to Power Univity's 5G Satellite Constellation with Upgraded Thruster

  France-based Ion-X will provide its Halo-Max electrospray thruster to Univity for its VLEO 5G broadband satellite constellation. First launch planned for 2027.

  

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• Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales Unite Space Businesses in Joint Venture

  Three European aerospace giants, Airbus, Leonardo, and Thales, are joining forces to create a new joint venture, aiming to bolster their competitiveness in the global space market.

  

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• Quantum Space Sets Sights on Mid-2026 Launch for Ranger Spacecraft

  Quantum Space announces plans to launch its first Ranger spacecraft in mid-2026, demonstrating capabilities for national security missions and commercial applications.

  

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