Exclusive: Sagittarius Logistics Raises $1.2M to Build Inland Launch Capabilities
There’s a new launcher in town.
Canadian Lunar Rovers Ready for Next Phase—And An Earlier Launch
Canadensys, MDA Space, and Mission Control collectively received a Phase 0 lunar-utility-rover study supporting Artemis. And now, work is almost done.
Midterms Impact on NASA Budgets
Last week, we looked at what 30 years of defense budgets could tell us about the next spending cycle, ya know, with the Blue Wave and all. Today, we are taking a look at NASA budgets.
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Gama Raises €15M Seed to Boost Europe’s Solar Array Supply Chain
Europe continues to stack the building blocks for a more robust space economy.
Exclusive: Spaceium Opens License for Refueling Hardware
Spaceium’s goal is to launch gas stations into orbit. The first step? Making sure spacecraft builders have access to the pump.
NeuralSat Raises €2.9M to Build Orbital Data Relay Network
The Autobahn is coming for in-space data traffic.
OwlO Cloud Emerges from Stealth to Build European Orbital Cloud Network
OwlO Cloud is planning to have at least 10 spacecraft—orbital cloud nodes (OCN)—operational by 2030.
Rep. Mike Haridopolos on NASA’s Future After the Blue Wave
Rep. Mike Haridopolos survived the Blue Wave—and he’s optimistic bipartisan support for NASA’s Artemis program means the program will survive the political upheaval on Capitol Hill as well.
Exclusive: Lyra Systems Emerges from Stealth to Solve the Valley of Death
Lyra Systems announced an agreement with the DoD aimed at helping early-stage technologies traverse unscathed across the Valley of Death.
Rocket Lab Ups Neutron Launch Price Ahead of ‘27 Debut
The cost of launch is on the rise.
Apollo and Artemis Astronauts Share the Stage at Gala
Twenty-eight astronauts—including two Apollo veterans—and one very large Saturn V shared a room at Kennedy Space Center for the Artemis Celebration Gala.
Canada’s Medium-Lift Rocket Ambitions Confirmed In Budget
Canada will upgrade its rockets as part of its Launch the North initiative, which is aiming to support sovereign rockets flying from at least two new spaceports.