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The mission will attempt to catch both stages back at the launch site.
Technology
The satellite ground-network company plans to expand its shared infrastructure, with Andreessen Horowitz and DFJ Growth co-leading the round.
XScience
Proposed flights include a 2028 lunar lander test and a 2029 uncrewed lunar-orbit docking.
Science
The Sea God Surveys is planned for @QPS_Inc from Launch Complex 1 in New Zealand.
Technology
Reported options include boosting Hubble to at least 600 kilometers or bringing it down in a controlled reentry.
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Google says it launched four chips into orbit in early October; CEO Sundar Pichai describes the test.
Science
Spaceflight Now reported successful separation; The Economic Times reported the satellite's injection into orbit after the October 30 launch.
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NASA’s Goddard notice asks about companies’ capabilities, not proposals for a committed mission.
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Satellogic says the agreement runs through 2029, with a seven-figure minimum annual commitment for each of its three years.
Science
SpaceNews reports Vietnam is the 78th country to sign the accords in six years.
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SpaceNews describes the craft as attached to an apparent service module with deployed solar arrays.
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SpaceNews links a nine-month flight pause to a booster anomaly; ULA says the launch date needs range approval.
Science
Virgin Galactic set takeoff for 10 a.m. PT on Oct. 28, 2026; Space.com reported a planned Delta-class unveiling.
Science
Axios reports a planned upper stage with deployable radiators that would remain in orbit as a data center.
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Spaceflight Now quoted Couluris on a year-end first-launch target; Jeff Foust reported a New Glenn return remained possible before then.
Science
NASA says Swift ended its science mission while orbiting less than 171 miles above Earth, far beyond its two-year design.
Science
Spaceflight Now describes Artemis III as a four-astronaut orbital test of critical landing systems planned for 2027.
Science
SpaceNews reports the launches included HawkEye 360's first spacecraft designed to reserve collection capacity for individual customers.
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Space.com reports Ukraine’s military signed a letter of intent to explore a sovereign satellite-communications system.
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Spaceflight Now reports 32 payloads lifted off; SpaceNews says they included SpaceX's second Starfall reentry vehicle.
