Analysts say experience, not funding, is hindering European smallsat launchers
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 18:27
London — Warsaw Increasing tensions with Russia have prompted defense spending boosts throughout Europe that will benefit fledgling smallsat launcher companies across the continent.
SES leans on SKY Perfect JSAT as inflight demand outpaces expanded fleet
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 18:10
SES has turned to Japan’s flagship operator for extra satellite bandwidth to keep up with soaring connectivity demand from passengers flying across Asia, even after significantly expanding its own fleet by buying Intelsat.
Robotic exosuit trousers could boost astronauts' movement in space missions
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Taking the moon's temperature with beeswax
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Geopolitical Shifts and AI Reshapes Earth Observation Market
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 14:29
ESA and AfSA join forces for systems engineering training
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 13:17
From 7 to 10 October 2025, Europe and Africa took another important step toward deepening their cooperation in space. At the ESA Education Training and Learning Facility in ESEC-Galaxia, Belgium, young engineers from across both continents came together for the Space Systems Engineering Training Course, jointly supported by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the African Space Agency (AfSA).
Why the U.S. shouldn’t simply race to Lagrange points
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 13:00
From the first satellite in orbit, to the first human in space, to the first steps on the moon, the United States government has always framed space exploration as a race.
Intuitive Machines to acquire Lanteris Space Systems
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 11:37
Intuitive Machines, a lunar lander company, announced Nov. 4 it is buying Lanteris Space Systems, a satellite builder formerly known as Maxar.
China conducts ground tests on inflatable, reconfigurable space manufacturing module
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 10:58
A Chinese institute recently completed ground tests on what it describes as a reconfigurable flexible on-orbit manufacturing platform, targeting future large-scale, low-cost space manufacturing.
Using classic physical phenomena to solve new problems
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 08:37
Boston, MA (SPX) Oct 31, 2025
Marco Graffiedi, a doctoral student in nuclear science and engineering, is researching quenching processes to help cool nuclear cores, and NASA craft the next generation of space vehicles.
Quenching, a powerful heat transfer mechanism, is remarkably effective at transporting heat away. But in extreme environments, like nuclear power plants and aboard spaceshi View from above: Ariane 6 for Sentinel-1D on the launch pad
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 08:03
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View from above: Ariane 6 for Sentinel-1D on the launch pad Florida Space Coast set to break yearly launch record this week
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 02:27
Five launches are planned this week at the two space complexes in central Florida, including doubleheaders on Wednesday and Saturday involving three companies.
The missions at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station or Kennedy Space Center would break the record of 93 in one year from Florida's Space Coast. There have already been 91 launches.
The week began early Sunday with SpaceX's Chemists find clues to the origins of buckyballs in space
Tuesday, 04 November 2025 02:27
Far from Earth, in the vast expanses of space between stars, exists a treasure trove of carbon. There, in what scientists call the "interstellar medium," you can find a wide range of organic molecules - from honeycomblike polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) to spheres of carbon shaped like soccer balls.
In a new study, an international team of researchers led by scientists at the Unive 

