Why do people defend someone who has done things that are frankly terrible? The post The grief of a fandom: on Starship, Musk and losing the spark appeared first on SpaceNews.
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A European-led mission to the asteroid Apophis is on schedule ahead of key funding decisions in the coming months in both Europe and Japan. The post Ramses asteroid mission on track ahead of key funding appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The inclusion of a 30-day demonstration mission in revised plans by NASA to support development of commercial space stations does not represent a permanent shift to shorter missions. The post Short-duration space station missions not part of NASA’s long-term plans appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The system, known as Soldier-Borne Mission Command Architecture (SBMC-A), is being developed by defense contractor Anduril Industries. The post Maxar to supply 3D terrain data for U.S. Army mixed-reality system appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The FCC has dropped investigations into EchoStar as the satellite operator moves to sell spectrum to SpaceX and AT&T in deals totalling more than $40 billion. The post FCC closes EchoStar probes as spectrum sales reshape D2D race appeared first on SpaceNews.
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The chief executive of Airbus says he is still “very committed” to combining his company’s space business with those of two other European firms. The post Airbus CEO ‘very committed’ to combination of European space businesses appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Memorial spaceflights have grown from novelty to a modest and steady business, one that’s carried thousands of loved ones to orbit over the past three decades. Now, a startup founded by a former Blue Origin engineer aims to harness the space industry’s latest advances to take the market mainstream. Ryan Mitchell, founder of Florida-based Space
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Incoming NGSO services shift sector norms, driving 63% of commercial aviation IFC by 2034 The post NGSO set to disrupt In-Flight Connectivity Landscape appeared first on SpaceNews.
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Colorado Springs, CO (September 09, 2025) – Frontgrade Technologies, a leading provider of high-reliability electronic solutions for space and national security missions, today introduced its SIMOPS Dual-Channel Power Amplifier. This […] The post Frontgrade Launches SIMOPS Dual-Channel Power Amplifier for Defense Communications and Electronic Warfare Applications appeared first on SpaceNews.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO (September 9, 2025) Frontgrade Technologies, a leading provider of high-reliability electronic solutions for space and national security missions, today announced the release of the PSM28 VPX Power […] The post Frontgrade Launches Space-Optimized PSM28 Power Supply Module for High-Reliability SpaceVPX Systems appeared first on SpaceNews.
