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COVER Story
Via Satellite Rising Stars of 2026by Rachel Jewett and mark holmesBack for the third year, Via Satellite recognizes a new class of 25 Rising Stars — a group of young professionals shaping the future of the space and satellite industry. These 25 young professionals nominated by their colleagues are making significant contributions to their companies — whether that’s in engineering, policy and regulation, business development, and more. The 2026 cohort of Rising Stars was selected based on specific contributions to their companies and the space and satellite industry at large, detailed by their nominators. These Rising Stars are 35 and under and represent a diverse group of young professionals from a range of companies, job functions, and countries.…
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space economy
Building the Connectivity Backbone for the Next Era of Lunar ExplorationOver the last half century, space-based assets have helped to provide terrestrial users with ubiquitous services like broadband communications and position, navigation and timing (PNT).… |
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opinion
In the AI Era, Constellations Emerge As a New Strategic Class of AssetsFor decades, military space was the business of a few select nations. Reconnaissance and secure communications rested on a handful of exquisite, school-bus-sized satellites that… |
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opinion
Thermodynamics Does Not Care About Your Form FactorThere is a familiar point in almost every spacecraft program when somebody finally asks where the heat is supposed to go. By then, the structure… |
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editor's note
New Horizons for the Smallsat IndustryWelcome to the annual Via Smallsat edition — where Via Satellite rebrands to focus on the smallsat industry. We are thrilled to present the third… |
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