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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.
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FrontGrade CTO Lorne Graves talks spacecraft processing power, megaconstellations, and why satellites might need to learn from electronic warfare in the latest Space Minds podcast.
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Novaspace's latest report forecasts over 6,500 Earth observation satellites by 2035, raking in $155.9 billion - because apparently, we can't have enough eyes in the sky.
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Mbryonics CEO John Mackey talks lasers, satellites, and making space networks as interoperable as your home Wi-Fi - minus the 'can you hear me now?'
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Europe's military leaders gather to discuss space threats, because apparently, the final frontier needs a border wall. Sponsored by Arrow Electronics, brought to you by SpaceNews.
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Jim Bridenstine trades NASA for Quantum Space, proving that once you've been in charge of space, you never really leave.
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Varda CEO talks pharma in space, successful re-entry, and why low Earth orbit needs more than just freeze-dried ice cream.
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Avanti sells off another piece of its debt-laden satellite fleet, proving that sometimes the best way to deal with a bad investment is to find someone else to take it.
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SpaceNews podcast hosts debate orbital data centers with Founders Fund and Starcloud; because your cloud storage isn't cloudy enough already.
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Britain's space defense architecture is fragile, outdated, and reliant on human operators - a recipe for disaster in the next conflict, argues a SpaceNews opinion piece.
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Chris Quilty joins Space Minds to dissect launch bottlenecks and budget proposals, while Arcfield reminds us that national security is a team sport with 2,200 players.
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The Space Force is shopping for tech in the commercial sector, a strategy detailed on a new podcast that also features ads for companies promising to achieve what others can't.
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