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Launch

China Breaks Its Own Yearly Launch Record

A matching set of orbital launches out of China on Saturday brought the nation’s running total for the year to 70: a new record for the US’ closest rival in cadence.

BusinessLaunch

With Transporter-15, Exolaunch is Planning its Biggest Mission Yet

Since the beginning of SpaceX’s rideshare program, Exolaunch has been a constant presence.

BusinessSatcom

SES Reports Q3 2025 Results ft. Intelsat 

SES has brought Intelsat fully into the fold of its operations—and so far, it’s shaky news, with revenues up but still missing analyst expectations.

BusinessEurope

OHB Plans to Push Back on the Airbus-Thales-Leonardo Merger

“We are concerned, and we will participate in the antitrust process against it,” said OHB CEO Marco Fuchs.

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.

MilitarySatcomTechnology

Astranis Unveils a New Beyond-Line-of-Sight Satcom Product

The new product, called Vanguard, uses Astranis’ MicroGEO sats to extend the range of customer point-to-point communications capabilities.

BroadbandMilitary

Exclusive: Meet Diamondback, Gravitics’ New Orbital Carrier

Gravitics unveiled Diamondback, a smaller orbital carrier designed to fulfill missions from protecting US national security satellites to deploying space-based missile interceptors.

Business

Exclusive: Portal Unveils Starburst, Set for Flight Next Year

The Bothell, WA-based space maneuverability startup has unveiled Starburst, an ESPA-class vehicle that can maneuver payloads in orbit.

VC/PE

LambdaVision Closes $7M Seed Round to Make Retinas in LEO

LambdaVision said the funding will allow it to continue operations through 2027, including scaling up manufacturing in LEO for artificial retinas. Seven Seven Six and Aurelia Foundry Fund led the round, which also included participation by Seraphim Space. 

Policy

Trump Re-Nominates Jared Isaacman to Lead NASA

“The journey is never easy, but it is time to inspire the world once again to achieve the near-impossible—to undertake and accomplish big, bold endeavors in space…and when we do, we will make life better here at home and challenge the next generation to go even further,” Isaacman wrote on X on Tuesday evening following the nomination announcement.

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.

StartupsVC/PE

Reflex Aerospace Raises €50M Series A

Reflex will use the capital to expand the manufacturing capacity at its facility in Bavaria, which will be able to churn out 60 to 70 highly complex satellites per year, according to CEO Walter Ballheimer.