InternationalPolaris

Report: How to Better Deter Russia in Orbit

While China is making all the headlines in Space Race 2.0, a DC think tank is cautioning policy makers not to forget about the threat posed by Russia in orbit.

BusinessEOInternational

HEO Buys Satellogic’s In-Orbit Sat

Why build a new satellite, when you can buy one already in orbit? 

International

Colorado Springs Opposes Lawsuit to Keep Space Command HQ

It’s time for the tug of war over the location of US Space Command headquarters to end for the sake of America’s military space mission, according to multiple Colorado Springs, CO-based groups.

InternationalLaunchVC/PE

Canada Rocket Company Emerges from Stealth

Canada Rocket Company announced a $6.2M CDN ($4.5M) seed round, and unveiled plans to create sovereign light- and medium-lift launch capabilities for Canada.

InternationalISAMStartupsVC/PE

Aule Space Raises $2M to Build Life Extension Jet Packs

Satellites don’t have many options when they run out of fuel, but a wave of startups are attempting to crack refueling on orbit. Aule Space is taking a straightforward approach: jetpacks.

BusinessInternational

Canadian Companies Pitch Faster Pathway for the Defense Market

Space Canada, the country’s space industry advocacy group, released a 17-page position paper Wednesday suggesting ways in which Canada can speed up procurement, in line with global trends.

EOInternational

Kuva Space, WWF-Indonesia Team Up to Test Hyperspectral Blue Carbon Mapping

The collaboration positions Indonesia—home to roughly one-fifth of the world’s mangroves—as a high-stakes proving ground for replacing labor intensive field surveys with satellite monitoring.

InternationalLaunchStartups

Moonshot Space Raises $12M for Electromagnetic Launch

An Israeli startup has emerged from stealth with plans to build a new kind of launch system­.

EuropeInternational

Tariff Turbulence Boosts Canadian Investment in ESA

Europe’s space industry just got more maple-syrup moolah.

EuropeInternationalPolicy

US Echoes European Concerns on The EU Space Act

While the American perspective is often unwelcome in European policy debates, it seems this time may represent a rare exception.

ExplainerInternationalPolaris

The Artemis Accords By the Numbers

The accords celebrated their fifth anniversary last month. As such, here’s a roundup of where they stand.

InternationalISS

JAXA’s New Cargo Vehicle is Headed to the ISS

The ISS is about to get a new visitor.