E-letter: News Feed
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Government/Military
Hawkeye 360 Boosted by Further U.S. Government Funding from NRO
Hawkeye 360 has secured more dedicated funding from the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and the Commercial Systems Program Office (CSPO). Building on a relationship that began in January 2022, this […]
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Finance
Relm Insurance Brings More Insurance Products to Space
Relm Insurance is bringing a new suite of insurance products designed for space economy customers. These products will aim to equip brokers and clients with coverage that strengthens business resilience […]
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Manufacturing
Applied Aerospace and PCX Aerosystems Merge to Scale Aerospace Manufacturing Capabilities
Two aerospace suppliers, Applied Aerospace and PCX Aerosystems, are merging to create greater scale as a supplier of precision hardware and systems for aircraft, rotorcraft, satellites, launch vehicles, and missile […]
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Technology
Shield AI Targets Space Domain with Sedaro Deal
Sedaro has inked a deal to use Shield AI’s Hivemind Pilot as its preferred autonomy software for on-orbit demonstrations. Intriguingly, the partnership marks Shield AI’s deliberate expansion into the space […]
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Government/Military
Isaacman Reiterates Support for Artemis and Independence From Musk in Second Confirmation Hearing
Jared Isaacman faced a second confirmation hearing for the role of NASA administrator on Wednesday, reiterating his support for the Artemis program and competition among commercial companies for government programs, […]
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Connectivity
Space Leasing International to Purchase 2 AscendArc GEO Sats
SLI, Space Leasing International has signed a letter of intent to purchase two Geostationary Orbit (GEO) satellites from AscendArc at a combined value of more than $200 million. On Wednesday, […]
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Government/Military
Iridium Receives Space Force Award Up to $85.8M for EMSS Upgrades
The U.S. Space Force has awarded Iridium an infrastructure transformation contract worth up to $85.8 million for lifecycle upgrades to the Enhanced Mobile Satellite Services (EMSS) service center. The award […]
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Mobility
Inmarsat Maritime to ‘Dramatically Increase’ NexusWave Capacity With ViaSat-3
Inmarsat Maritime said it is set for a “dramatic increase” in capacity for its NexusWave bonded connectivity service for the maritime market with new capacity from the ViaSat-3 network. In […]
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Government/Military
NATO’s Communications Agency Selects Globecomm Systems to Prime Next-Gen Modem Program
NATO Communications and Information Agency (NCIA) has selected Globecomm Systems as the prime contractor for a next-generation satellite modem program. Globecomm will deliver qualified solutions based on the Datum Systems […]
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Government/Military
Europe Takes Space Spending to Next Level With ESA Ministerial Council
Europe is ramping up its spending levels in space to unprecedented new levels as it looks to space to develop the capabilities it needs to be a space leader. The […]
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Cybersecurity
Spire to Build 8 Satellites for Deloitte’s Silent Shield Cyber Mission
Spire Global will build and operate eight satellites for Deloitte’s Silent Shield cybersecurity mission under a new contract announced Monday. The satellites will be equipped with advanced radio frequency and […]
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Finance
Marble Imaging Raises New Funding Ahead of Satellite Launch Next Year
Marble Imaging, a new German Earth Observation (EO) company, has raised 5.3 million euro ($6.1 million) in its latest seed funding round. The first Marble satellite, which will deliver very […]
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Launch
SpaceX’s Transporter-15 Customers Confirm Signal Acquisition After Rideshare Launch
After SpaceX’s Transporter-15 rideshare mission launched 140 payloads to space last week, a number of customers have announced their spot on the launch and confirmed successful signal acquisition. The mission […]
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Launch
Arianespace Launches Korean EO Satellite in Vega C Mission
Arianespace launched the KOMPSAT-7 Korean Earth Observation satellite on Monday in a Vega C mission from French Guiana. This was Arianespace’s sixth mission of 2025 overall, and the third Vega […]
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Opinion
Telecom Innovation is Pivotal to Business Success in the New Space Economy
Transformative deep tech innovation is the key to unlocking value from the emerging space ecosystem – and there’s no doubt in my mind that the telecoms industry will play a […]
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Technology
Blue Origin to Integrate Optical Payload on Blue Ring Vehicle for Space Domain Awareness Mission
Blue Origin will integrate an optical payload from Optimum Technologies (OpTech) on the first operational Blue Ring mission, set to launch in 2026. The vehicle will perform a space domain […]
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Government/Military
All.Space Hydra Max Terminal Achieves TRL 6 in US Army NGTT Program
All.Space has completed testing under the U.S. Army’s Next Generation Tactical Terminal (NGTT) program for its Hydra Max terminal, the company announced Nov. 25. The terminal has now been formally […]
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Cybersecurity
NATO, German BSI, and Israel’s Rafael Share Strategies for Securing Space Systems
As space becomes a domain of warfare, democracies across the globe will increasingly rely on commercial satellite operators and private sector space companies to wage it, a senior NATO official […]
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Manufacturing
AST SpaceMobile Adds Manufacturing Sites in Texas and Florida
AST SpaceMobile is expanding its manufacturing capabilities with the addition of two new sites, one in Texas and one in Florida. The company announced this week it is adding a […]
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Connectivity
Es’hailSat Wins Egyptian Telco Deal
Es’hailSat has signed a new capacity deal with Mobi Egypt, a provider of VSAT network services. Mobi Egypt has signed up for satellite capacity on Es’hail-1 satellite located at the […]
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Imagery and Sensing
BlackSky Releases First Images from New Gen-3 Satellite After Undisclosed Launch
BlackSky Technology released images on Tuesday from a recently launched Gen-3 satellite, reporting that it delivered images from the satellite less than 24 hours after launch. The image (above) collected by […]
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Technology
Calian to Deliver Four Gateways for Two GEO Satellites
Calian Group will design and manufacture four gateway ground stations for two Geostationary (GEO) satellites for an unnamed customer under a new deal announced Monday. Calian will deliver four 10-meter […]
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Imagery and Sensing
ST Engineering to Build SAR Satellite for UAE Program
Emirati defense and tech company Edge Group has selected ST Engineering to build a synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellite for the UAE’s national SAR constellation program, Sirb. Edge Group subsidiary […]
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Technology
Infostellar and Fusic Look to Redefine Software Ground System Model in Japan and Beyond
Infostellar and Fusic have an ambitious aim to deliver a new software-defined ground system model to customers in Japan and worldwide, thanks to a new partnership. For Infostellar, it will […]
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Manufacturing
Airbus Secures OmanSat-1 Deal for OneSat Platform
Airbus has won a contract to build OmanSat-1 for Space Communication Technologies (SCT), Oman’s national satellite operator. Oman has a population of around 5.5 million people. This deal represents a […]
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Connectivity
Amazon Leo Details Private Networking Service for Enterprise Customers
Amazon shared new details about the Amazon Leo service for enterprise customers, launching a new preview program for enterprise customers. Recently rebranded from Amazon Project Kuiper to Amazon Leo, the […]
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People
Slingshot Aerospace Hires Adrian Thompson as Chief of AI and Data Science
Slingshot Aerospace has named a new chief of AI and Data Science, hiring Adrian Thompson, an engineering leader with experience at companies like Waymo, Uber‘s Advanced Technologies Group, and L3 Technologies. […]
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Connectivity
Kyivstar Starts Direct to Cell Service in Ukraine With Starlink
Kyivstar, Ukraine’s largest mobile network operator, is now offering direct-to-cell services for its customers by working with SpaceX’s Starlink constellation. First announced early this year, the service is now available […]
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Podcast
Space-Grade Innovation: The Evolution of Onboard Computing With Aethero CEO Edward Ge
Computing capability has advanced rapidly on Earth, but on-board computing in space is more challenging — as chips have to be hardened to function amid the radiation environment in space. […]
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Government/Military
US Space Force 15-Year Plan to Come Out by Early 2026, Saltzman Says
The U.S. Space Force is looking to publish its 15-year plan between now and early next year, according to Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Saltzman. “I want to […]





























