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Electron launches Japanese cubesats
WASHINGTON — A Rocket Lab Electron launched a set of cubesats sponsored by the Japanese space agency JAXA April 22 on the company’s second dedicated mission for the agency. The
Plato aces space-like tests
Science & Exploration 23/04/2026 223 views 0 likes The European Space Agency Plato mission has successfully completed a series of tough tests under space‑like conditions. With this accomplishment, the spacecraft
Univity funds VLEO 5G demonstrators with $32 million Series A
TAMPA, Fla. — French startup Univity has raised around $32 million to deploy a pair of 5G demonstrators into very low Earth orbit next year, ahead of plans for at
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Atmos Space Cargo raises $30 million for reentry missions
WASHINGTON — Atmos Space Cargo has raised 25.7 million euros ($30.1 million) to fly a series of reentry vehicle missions and work on a larger spacecraft. The company, with offices
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Agency 23/10/2025 226 views 5 likes The Republic of Cyprus has signed an Associate Agreement with the European Space Agency, and is expected to become an Associate Member in the
WASHINGTON — Three of Europe’s largest aerospace companies have agreed to combine their space businesses into a new joint venture intended to better compete in the global market. Airbus, Leonardo
Science & Exploration 23/10/2025 473 views 10 likes From dew at dawn to a foggy mirror after a shower, condensation is part of our daily lives on Earth. In space,
TAMPA, Fla. — France-based propulsion startup Ion-X announced Oct. 23 it will provide an upgraded version of its electrospray thruster to Univity, a three-year-old French venture planning 1500 small 5G
WASHINGTON — Hungary has become the latest country to sign the Artemis Accords, outlining norms of behavior for sustainable space exploration. In a social media post Oct. 22, NASA Acting
WASHINGTON — Quantum Space says it plans to launch its first Ranger spacecraft in mid-2026 to demonstrate its capabilities for national security missions. The company announced Oct. 22 that its
Acting NASA chief Sean Duffy announces that NASA’s plan to land astronauts on the Moon by 2027 is no longer achievable and announces new competitions to develop a lunar lander.
WASHINGTON — Rocket propulsion startup Venus Aerospace announced Oct. 22 that Lockheed Martin Ventures has taken a strategic stake in the company. The deal comes as major Pentagon contractors, including
In November, a key gathering of the European Space Agency (ESA) will take place, bringing together Member States, Associate States, and Cooperating States. This Council at Ministerial Level is not
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