SpaceNews
SpaceNews' new podcast dives into the guts of space networking with Innoflight's Jeff Janicik, because even in space, it's what's under the hood that counts.
SpaceNews
The Pentagon is shopping for space janitors, because who wants to build their own orbital trash compactor when you can hire someone else to do it?
SpaceNews
SpaceX launches 21 satellites for Space Force's data network after a pause caused by hardware and software issues, because even military satellites need a reset sometimes.
SpaceNews
House Armed Services draft NDAA kills Space Development Agency and Space Rapid Capabilities Office as standalone entities, because reorganizing is always the answer.
Ars Technica
Vast Space, having successfully tested a space station precursor, now wants to build high-power satellite buses, because apparently one space business isn't enough.
SpaceNews
York Space Systems tells investors not to worry about a Pentagon reorganization that might sideline its biggest customer, while also dealing with buggy satellites and a budget that exists only on paper.
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