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ISS

Q&A with ISS Astrophotographer Matthew Dominick

NASA Astronaut Matthew Dominick spent nearly eight months aboard the ISS—and he has the photos to prove it.

ISSScience

Auxilium Biotechnologies 3D Prints Medical Devices in Space

During the six-week mission, Auxilium demonstrated how its 3D bioprinter can produce a range of medical devices without the burden of gravity.

Startups

Urban Sky Nabs $30M for Stratospheric Balloons

Urban Sky raised a $30M Series B led by Altos Ventures to advance its balloon technology, the company announced this morning.

StartupsTechnology

ATMOS Space Cargo is Go for Reentry

The Phoenix reentry vehicle will complete two Earth orbits before blasting through the atmosphere and landing in the Indian ocean—without any parachute. 

AnalysisResearchSatcom

Tracking US Mobile Satellite Service Spectrum

The MSS landscape is about to evolve rapidly as incumbents form new partnerships to ride the D2D wave while new entrants work to get access to the valuable MSS spectrum.  

AnalysisLaunch

Report Argues For More Competition In Launch Sector

America’s success is SpaceX’s success. More than five out of every six US launches is a SpaceX mission, according to the report.

BusinessEquities

Boeing Starliner Losses Top $2B—And Counting

Years of technological and operational challenges have increased costs to develop Starliner, with Boeing reporting losses almost every year since it began developing the spacecraft in 2014.

PolarisPolicy

US Chamber Launches Space Leadership Council

The council will work with lawmakers to help shape policy in a way that benefits the commercial sector on topics from acquisition to licensing to spectrum.

MilitaryStartups

DoD’s Former Top Space Buyer Joins True Anomaly Board

“I really like the speed the company is going at,” he told Payload. “And I really like their approach.” 

BusinessDebrisTechnology

Kayhan Space Beefs Up its Space Traffic Coordination Tool

The company hopes the new tool will make it easier for satellite operators to run their missions and coordinate collision avoidance maneuvers with their neighbors. 

EO

Wyvern Launches Open Data Program

The program will allow free, unrestricted use of images captured by Wyvern’s three Dragonette hyperspectral satellites under the flexible public release creative commons license as long as credit is attributed to Wyvern. 

CivilMilitary

Lieber Institute: How to Stop Space Nukes

Laying out the legal and geopolitical options available to the US government to stem the proliferation of nuclear weapons and other WMDs in orbit.