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Eumetsat gives de facto OK to $1B, 20-satellite atmospheric sounding constellation; formal OK expected within weeks
French launcher startup Latitude: Coming to terms with the fact that its government has a favorite, and it’s not them
German government signs multi-year, $282M contract with Planet labs for Pelican high-res data
Smallsat hardware, services provider AAC Clyde sells equity at discount, shares drop; CEO explains, and shares climb
French startup Skynopy raises $17.5M to enter crowded ground-station-as-service market; focus on geospatial imaging
OHB Sweden, Loft Orbital, Open Cosmos: Three roads to success in smallsat production, and customer buy-in
Airbus Digital: Proposed ESA/European Commission defense/intel imaging constellation could threaten our business
ESA to ask its governments’ defense ministries to help fund EU-promoted intelligence, surveillance reconnaissance constellation
First pass at EU Space Act: Commission wants to play nice. But a regulation is designed to force operators to act responsibly
EU Space Act, expected this week, modifies earlier draft, now makes all satellites subject to the same safety requirements
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  • Ground services provider KSat, expanding in all directions, books $86 million in two new contracts

    by Peter B. de Selding July 5, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding July 5, 2019

    PARIS — Satellite ground station operator Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSat) has booked two contracts valued at…

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  • Three Atlas 5 Centaur upper-stage breakups in GTO in less than a year, and the cause is a mystery

    by Amy Svitak June 17, 2019
    by Amy Svitak June 17, 2019

    UPDATE Aug. 3: NASA’s Orbital Quarterly Debris News makes reference to the latest Centaur upper-stage breakup, in…

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  • Cubesat builder Tyvak moves upstream to promote satellites-as-a-service model to selected vertical markets

    by Peter B. de Selding June 3, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding June 3, 2019

    LUXEMBOURG — Cubesat manufacturer Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems Inc. is moving upstream from its core business to…

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  • 10 years and counting: Northrop partnership with Ukraine traverses Russian, ITAR, U.S. content issues

    by Peter B. de Selding May 6, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding May 6, 2019

    DNIPRO, Ukraine — Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems has been working with Ukraine’s Yuzhnoye/Yuzhmash rocket manufacturer for…

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  • Failure rate of cubesats depends on who’s building them; operator secrecy complicates datasets

    by Peter B. de Selding April 29, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding April 29, 2019

    PARIS — Cubesat operators usually don’t wear ties, but when it comes to disclosing mission-status data…

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  • Israel’s Beresheet fails at lunar landing, but IAI partnership with Europe’s OHB on commercial landers appears intact

    by Peter B. de Selding April 12, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding April 12, 2019

    PARIS — “Let’s hope we won’t have too many lessons learned from the first flight,” Israel…

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  • Indian government details preparation & conduct of anti-satellite strike, says orbital debris to reenter by mid-May

    by Peter B. de Selding April 8, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding April 8, 2019

    PARIS — The Indian Defense Ministry said it took multiple precautions to assure that its March…

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  • International Space Station commercialization: Still small, but a definite upward trend

    by Peter B. de Selding January 14, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding January 14, 2019

    PARIS — The U.S. National Laboratory aboard the International Space Station (ISS) reported a 9.6% increase…

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  • For France’s space agency, CNES, China’s lunar landing is no wake-up call for Europe

    by Peter B. de Selding January 9, 2019
    by Peter B. de Selding January 9, 2019

    PARIS — Anyone hoping that China’s successful landing on the hidden side of the Moon would…

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  • NASA’s Bridenstine tells Europe that U.S. is not quitting the space station in 2025

    by Peter B. de Selding December 14, 2018
    by Peter B. de Selding December 14, 2018

    PARIS — NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine told the 22-nation European Space Agency that NASA will not…

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