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Payload Pioneers 2023: Emma Louden

As a Ph.D. candidate at Yale University, Emma Louden is working at the intersection of astrophysics and the aerospace industry.

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Payload Pioneers 2023: Adam Kall

Adam Kall cofounded Kall Morris, Inc. in 2019 at the age of 23 because he knew the old way of cleaning up space wouldn’t cut it.

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Payload Pioneers 2023

Meet our 2023 group of Payload Pioneers, 30 space innovators and disrupters under 30 years old.

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$1.6B in Q3 Space Investment, Seraphim Finds

Investment in the space economy is bouncing back from the sagging markets of last year, led by a couple of mega deals centered around investors’ growing appetite for commercial space stations. 

BusinessStartups

Investors Publicly Urge Terran Orbital to Step it Up

A group of investors in Terran Orbital ($LLAP) sent a letter to the company’s board on Thursday laying out a pathway to success after “underlying strategic and operational issues” have “significantly harmed the business,” the letter says. 

Parallax

Researchers Strike on Evidence for Starquakes

Starquakes. Like earthquakes, but in a hot, burning ball of gas, somehow.

Science

NASA Reveals Bennu Asteroid Samples, Finds Water and Carbon

Small rocks, big rocks, carbon rocks, water rocks—everyone gets a space rock.

BusinessISAM

Exclusive: Spaceium and Aphelia Partner on In-Space Recharging

In-orbit wireless charging for spacecraft, here we come. 

VC/PE

Exclusive: Auriga Space Emerges from Stealth with $5M Funding Round

Auriga Space emerged from stealth today with a novel electromagnetic launch system and $5M in its pocket for prototyping and expanding its LA facility.

EOInternational

Limits on Collecting Satellite Imagery Over Israel Continue

As the world watches Hamas’ brutal attack on Israel unfold, American eyes in the sky are limited in what they can show because of a 1997 law.

MilitaryPolaris

Space Force Team Reps US at Lachs Space Moot

Three Space Force officers represented the service on the world stage in a new way last week: as the North American team at an international space law competition in Azerbaijan.

BusinessVC/PE

Proteus Space Emerges from Stealth with a $4.2M Seed

Proteus Space thinks satellite manufacturing takes too damn long.