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DebrisPolicy

Senate Passes Orbital Debris Legislation

The Senate unanimously approved a bill on Tuesday to encourage government investment in tech to clean up space.

BusinessVC/PE

Kuva Raises $17.6M Series A, Will Expand Stateside

Kuva Space raised a €16.6M ($17.6M) Series A to accelerate camera development, support constellation deployment, and expand to the US, the Finnish hyperspectral satellite startup announced today. 

BroadbandBusiness

Delta and Hughes Partner on IFC

Delta is tapping into satellite internet. 

BroadbandBusiness

Amazon Argues to Reduce LEO Regulations

Amazon is teaming up with a handful of leading think tanks to launch the Alliance for Satellite Broadband, a coalition aiming to broaden global satellite internet access. The group was just announced yesterday, but it already has its first task: pushing regulators to update decades-old limits on signal interference between different orbits.  EPFD 101: Equivalent…

EuropeInternationalPolaris

Italy Seeks More Cooperation With US Industry on Space

Teodoro Valente, the president of the Italian Space Agency, was in DC last week on a mission to look for additional areas of cooperation between the Italian space sector and American space companies.

BusinessMilitary

SDA Awards $1.3B to Northrop Grumman and York Space Systems

The Space Development Agency (SDA) has tapped the providers to build its next batch of satellites.

International

Musk Says Starlink will be Available for Internationally Recognized Aid Organizations in Gaza

SpaceX plans to provide Starlink satellite internet access to the UN and internationally recognized aid organizations working within Gaza despite objections from the Israeli government.

Opinion

Investment in Space Tourism is About More Than a Nice View

As space becomes a bucket list vacation destination for the rich and famous, it’s worth asking: is investing in space tourism really the best use of resources amid the very real and immediate threats in orbit?

Lunar

Intuitive Machines Lunar Mission Pushed to January

Intuitive Machines’ IM-1 lunar lander mission has been delayed from November to January, the company announced Friday. 

Sponsored Content

A Simpler Solution For Space Program Management

For those working in the space industry, doing it because it’s hard is a guiding motivating principle. 

BusinessCivil

Saudi Arabia Awards ASPACE $266M

ASPACE, a Hong Kong-based satellite manufacturer, is laying groundwork for a future aerospace industry in Saudi Arabia.

Equities

Aerospace and Defense Primes Q3 Earnings Roundup

The aerospace and defense primes had a busy Q3 marked by massive SDA contracts, growing space divisions, and a few hiccups along the way.