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• Space Startup Demonstrates Satellite Edge Autonomy

  NOVI and Sedaro successfully demonstrated a satellite's ability to make independent decisions in orbit, a key advancement in space technology. This breakthrough uses AI and edge computing, enabling autonomous operations like orbit adjustment and...

  

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• Senate to Hold Confirmation Hearing for Jared Isaacman as NASA Administrator

  The Senate Commerce Committee will hold a confirmation hearing for Jared Isaacman's nomination as NASA Administrator on April 9th. This follows significant industry support and concerns regarding NASA's future under the current administration,...

  

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• Amazon's Project Kuiper Launches First Satellites: A Milestone for Broadband Constellation

  Amazon launched the first 27 satellites of its Project Kuiper broadband constellation, marking a significant step toward its goal of delivering global internet access. The launch, initially delayed, utilizes the powerful Atlas V rocket and...

  

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• Washington Harbour Partners Invests in Turion Space for Enhanced Space Situational Awareness

  Washington Harbour Partners announces a strategic investment in Turion Space, a California-based startup focusing on spacecraft and mission software for space situational awareness, debris removal, and in-orbit services. This investment, alongside...

  

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• China Launches Four More Satellite Internet Test Satellites

  China launched four more satellites as part of its ongoing satellite internet technology testing program. The launch, using a Long March 2D rocket, adds to China's growing space infrastructure and ambitions for independent space-based internet...

  

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• MDA Acquires SatixFy to Boost Satellite Production

  MDA, a Canadian space technology company, is acquiring Israeli satellite chipmaker SatixFy for $269 million. This acquisition will significantly enhance MDA's satellite manufacturing capabilities, particularly its goal of producing two satellites...

  

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• SpaceX's Fram2 Mission: A First-of-Its-Kind Polar Orbit Flight

  SpaceX launched the Crew Dragon spacecraft Resilience on a private mission, Fram2, marking the first crewed spaceflight to pass over the poles. The mission features a diverse international crew conducting 22 experiments and includes innovative...

  

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• GITAI's Robotic Arm for Japan's Lunar Rover: A Key Component of Artemis Missions

  GITAI, a space robotics specialist, has completed a concept study for a robotic arm to support Japan's crewed lunar rover, a crucial element in the Artemis program. The project, funded by JAXA, involves a multi-million dollar plan for development,...

  

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• Blue Origin's New Glenn Rocket Poised for Spring Launch After Mishap Investigation

  Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket is cleared for a return to flight after a successful investigation into its first launch failure. The FAA accepted Blue Origin's findings, citing corrective actions implemented to address engine re-ignition issues. ...

  

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• China's Bluelink Satcom to Launch Bluetooth-Detecting Satellite Network

  Bluelink Satcom, a Chinese startup, secured millions in funding to build a satellite network capable of detecting Bluetooth signals from space. The network aims to provide cost-effective IoT connectivity, initially focusing on meteorological...

  

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• Isar Aerospace's Spectrum Rocket Launch: A "Successful" Failure

  Isar Aerospace's first orbital launch attempt from continental Europe ended in a controlled descent after a loss of attitude control, yet the company claims the test flight was a success due to significant data acquisition. Despite not reaching...

  

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• China Launches New Classified Satellite, TJS-16

  China successfully launched the TJS-16 satellite, adding to its series of experimental missions. The launch, aboard a Long March 7A rocket, used advanced technology for high-speed communication. Analysts suspect potential classified military...

  

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• Telesat's Low Earth Orbit Ambitions Driven by Geopolitical Shifts

  Telesat is shifting focus to its low Earth orbit (LEO) constellation, Lightspeed, driven by increasing government interest and competition from Starlink. The company anticipates substantial growth in LEO contracts, surpassing its geostationary...

  

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• Airbus to Build Landing Platform for ESA's ExoMars Rover

  Airbus Defence and Space will construct the landing platform for the European Space Agency's ExoMars rover, replacing Russia's role. The platform, crucial for the 2030 landing, will deploy the Rosalind Franklin rover. The project, restarting after...

  

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• Accelerating Space Capabilities: Meink's Testimony on Countering China's Advances

  Troy Meink, nominee for Secretary of the Air Force, testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee, emphasizing the urgent need to accelerate space capabilities to counter China's rapid advancements. He stressed the importance of a skilled...

  

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• US Space Force Expands National Security Launch Program with Rocket Lab and Stoke Space

  The US Space Force has added Rocket Lab and Stoke Space to its National Security Space Launch (NSSL) Phase 3 program, expanding competition and boosting military access to space. This multi-billion dollar initiative will see at least 30 missions...

  

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• China Launches New Tianlian Data Relay Satellite

  China successfully launched the Tianlian-2 (04) data relay satellite, enhancing its space infrastructure. This new satellite offers improved transmission capacity and response speed compared to its predecessor, supporting the Tiangong space station...

  

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• US Military Expands Reliance on Commercial Satellites for Global Communication

  The US military is increasingly turning to commercial satellite providers for its communication needs. Major contracts totaling billions are being awarded for global coverage, including a $500 million deal for Marine Corps communications and a $900...

  

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• Rohde & Schwarz Showcases Next-Gen Broadcasting at NAB 2025

  Rohde & Schwarz highlights its advanced digital transmitter technology at NAB 2025, focusing on efficiency, reliability, and future-ready broadcasting solutions like ATSC 3.0. The company emphasizes new revenue opportunities, maintenance...

  

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• Czech PM Vows Support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty Amidst US Funding Cuts

  Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has pledged unwavering support for Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL) following US funding cuts. His commitment highlights the broadcaster's crucial role in disseminating unbiased news, particularly in...

  

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