Astroscale approaches critical design review for OneWeb de-orbit mission
The British subsidiary of Japan’s Astroscale is preparing for a critical design review early next year of a servicer that
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Jason Rainbow
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Space station developers weigh in on NASA’s continuous presence rethink
Commercial space station developers are questioning whether NASA’s reconsideration of continuous human presence in low Earth orbit risks holding back
Jason Rainbow
05:20
DirecTV calls time on plans to merge with Dish
DirecTV is walking away from plans to buy Dish Network over a failed debt-exchange offer, although some analysts expect the
Jason Rainbow
18:28
Connecting the Dots | More data storage, more space AI
Expanding data storage in space is crucial for enabling more powerful artificial intelligence systems to process larger volumes of information
Jason Rainbow
12:28
AST SpaceMobile leans on Blue Origin to ramp up satellite launches
AST SpaceMobile said Nov. 14 it has booked rockets from Blue Origin and others to deploy enough satellites between 2025
Jason Rainbow
03:24
Boeing ships first two redesigned O3b mPower satellites
Boeing has shipped the first pair of O3b mPower satellites with fixes addressing power issues that have hobbled the initial
Jason Rainbow
15:27
Ex-Google exec attracts financial backers for LEO megaconstellation
Logos Space has early financial commitments needed to deploy 1,000 satellites for global broadband coverage, according to the former Google
Jason Rainbow
13:30
Viasat seeking Telesat LEO capacity as Starlink competition mounts
Geostationary operator Viasat is in advanced talks to buy broadband capacity from Telesat’s future low Earth orbit satellites as competition
Jason Rainbow
02:20
Avio picks developer for first US rocket motor production facility
Italian rocket maker Avio plans to set up its first solid motor production facility in the United States in 2028
Jason Rainbow
07:20
ExoAnalytic observes 500 pieces of debris from Intelsat 33e breakup
U.S.-based space-tracking company ExoAnalytic Solutions has identified about 500 pieces of debris from Intelsat 33e’s recent breakup in geostationary orbit.
