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MilitaryStartupsTechnology

Quantum Space Readies its Ranger Spacecraft to Fly in 2026

The first wave of Golden Dome spacecraft is about to start boot camp.

BusinessMilitary

Vantor Wins New Space Force Contract for In-Space Monitoring

Vantor—the artist formerly known as Maxar Intelligence—is expanding its relationship with the DoD through another in-space awareness contract.

BusinessMilitary

Apex Set to Launch Commercial Interceptor Demo Next Year

“We’re doing this on our own dime,” he said. “We are just trying to do our part, and then if we do a good job here, we hope that great folks who make interceptors will want to work with us and partner with us—and we can help supply their constellations.

Polaris

Bridenstine on DoD’s Cislunar Goals, CLPS, and Returning to the Moon

“The reality is we’ve got to do what we’ve got to do to secure this country,” he said. “We can’t just pretend like we don’t need to know what’s happening out there, from a national security perspective.”

BusinessEOTechnology

Muon Space Will Tap into Starlink’s Laser Network

Muon Space will integrate Starlink’s mini-laser terminals into future iterations of Muon’s Halo satellite platform as soon as 2027.

CivilLunarPolicy

Duffy Opens Competition to Speed Up Lunar Landing

“I love SpaceX; it’s an amazing company. The problem is, they’re behind…and we’re in a race against China,” Duffy said on CNBC’s Squawk Box. “So I’m going to open up the contract. I’m going to let other space companies compete with SpaceX.”

EuropeLaunch

Europe Eyes 2026 As 1st Ariane 64 Flight Pushes

In Europe, many first launches originally aiming to fly in 2025 will spend New Year’s at home.

EOMilitary

Planet Wins $12.8M NGA Contract for Maritime Intelligence from Space

On Friday, the US National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA), which supports both DoD and the intelligence community with imagery collected in orbit, awarded Planet Labs a $12.8M contract through the Luno B program. 

MilitaryStartupsTechnology

Exclusive: Viridian Wins Air-Breathing DoD SBIR

Air-breathing propulsion works exactly as it sounds. The satellites fly between 150km and 500km in altitude, and use oxygen in the upper atmosphere for fuel.

EuropeVC/PE

HyImpulse Secures €45M for Small Launch

Europe is still waiting on reliable access to space. Investors are keen on shortening that wait.

BusinessEuropeLaunch

Astron Systems’ Launches Are Booked Through 2030

If you want to launch from Europe, be prepared to queue for a while.

BusinessEuropeTechnology

Beyond Gravity Boosts Production of its Solar Array Tech

This week, Beyond Gravity became the latest European parts manufacturer to expand its production facility.