PARIS — Italian space logistics firm D-Orbit has raised 150 million euros ($168 million) in a two-part Series C funding round. After announcing investments of 100 million euros in January, […] The post D-Orbit raises 150 million euros in two-part Series C round appeared first on SpaceNews.

The Federal Communications Commission voted Sept. 26 to open up more spectrum to Starlink and other non-geostationary satellite operators to improve broadband speeds in the United States. The post FCC releases more radio waves for NGSO broadband appeared first on SpaceNews.

SAN FRANCISCO — Washington-based thermal data and analytics startup Hydrosat is expanding its Latin American business. Mexico’s EE Print Pack, Rex Irrigación Huasteca and Grupo Inders will provide “growers across […] The post Hydrosat extends reach in Latin America appeared first on SpaceNews.

In this episode of the SpaceNews Leading Women in Space series, correspondent Debra Werner speaks with Katie Wall, Director of Government Affairs, True Anomaly. The post Katie Wall, True Anomaly Director of Government Affairs — Leading Women in Space appeared first on SpaceNews.

Blue Origin successfully tested the upper stage of its first New Glenn rocket, but on a schedule that appears to vindicate a NASA decision not to use it for a mid-October launch of a Mars mission. The post Blue Origin tests New Glenn upper stage appeared first on SpaceNews.

HELSINKI — Japan launched the classified IGS-Radar 8 satellite early Thursday with the second-to-last H-2A rocket. A Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) H-2A rocket in a figuration with a pair of […] The post Japan launches IGS Radar 8 reconnaissance satellite with penultimate H-2A rocket appeared first on SpaceNews.

Lunar Outpost, one of three companies that won NASA contracts earlier this year to begin design work on Artemis lunar rovers, has added Leidos to its team after parting ways with Lockheed Martin. The post Leidos replaces Lockheed Martin on Artemis rover team appeared first on SpaceNews.

During the week 14 – 18 October 2024 Milan transforms into the world’s space capital with the arrival of thousands of experts, scientists, industry professionals, and, of course, astronauts! The […] The post All The Stars Align for a Record-Breaking Breaking 75th IAC appeared first on SpaceNews.

Without refocused federal and private funding, we risk losing our leadership in orbit. With the close of the Cold War, the West plowed headlong into 30 years marked by one tech-fueled […] The post Space innovation is falling behind appeared first on SpaceNews.

Radian Aerospace, a company with ambitions to develop a reusable orbital spaceplane, has started flight tests of a prototype vehicle. The post Radian Aerospace begins tests of spaceplane prototype appeared first on SpaceNews.