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Phantom Space and Ubotica Collaborate to Boost In-Orbit AI

Phantom Space and Ubotica are partnering to enhance data analytics capabilities on orbit. With the rapid increase in data collection in space, this collaboration aims to process and analyze data directly in orbit, addressing limitations in current data transmission back to Earth.

2025-04-17T05:49:21.186868-07:00

Washington Post

Blue Origin's First All-Female Crew Completes New Shepard Suborbital Flight

2025-04-14T06:44:05.736896-07:00

Via Satellite

Hughes and Eutelsat Expand LEO Satellite Connectivity Across Europe

2025-04-15T15:16:46.390297-07:00

Space Intel Report

Astranis and Chunghwa Telecom Sign $115 Million Deal for Taiwan's First Dedicated Satellite

2025-04-15T00:36:14.993794-07:00

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Space.com

NASA's Space-Bound Quantum Sensor to Revolutionize Gravity Measurements NASA is developing an unprecedented space-based quantum sensor to enhance Earth's gravitational mapping from orbit. This suitcase-sized device could detect hidden water, oil, and subterranean mountains by tracking atom movements, transforming real-time observations of groundwater, ice loss, and magma flows.

2025-04-17T15:09:04.030045-07:00

NASA's Space-Bound Quantum Sensor to Revolutionize Gravity Measurements

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FCC to Review Satellite Spectrum Sharing and EPFD Limits The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is set to review equivalent power-flux density (EPFD) limits, which play a crucial role in spectrum sharing for both geostationary (GEO) and non-geostationary orbit (NGSO) satellite operators. This initiative could impact the operational dynamics among satellite service providers.

2025-04-17T12:00:30.156201-07:00

FCC to Review Satellite Spectrum Sharing and EPFD Limits

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Intellian and IonQ Join Forces for Quantum Computing Integration in Satellite Tech Intellian Technologies and IonQ have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to integrate quantum computing capabilities into Intellian's future satellite technologies. This collaboration aims to enhance satellite communication systems, offering potential advancements in connectivity, security, and data processing capabilities.

2025-04-17T10:40:24.978609-07:00

Intellian and IonQ Join Forces for Quantum Computing Integration in Satellite Tech

Via Satellite

Intellian and IonQ Collaborate on Quantum Computing for Future Satellite Technologies

2025-04-17T10:40:24.978609-07:00

Intellian and IonQ Collaborate

Via Satellite

Sidus Space Expands LizzieSat Capabilities with Real-Time Maritime Intelligence Sidus Space has enhanced its LizzieSat maritime intelligence platform with new real-time vessel detection and classification features. This improvement aims to strengthen surveillance capabilities, benefiting maritime security operations and commercial shipping sectors by providing timely data on vessel movements.

2025-04-17T10:29:05.317989-07:00

Sidus Space Expands LizzieSat Capabilities with Real-Time Maritime Intelligence

Payload

Phantom Space and Ubotica Collaborate to Boost In-Orbit AI Phantom Space and Ubotica are partnering to enhance data analytics capabilities on orbit. With the rapid increase in data collection in space, this collaboration aims to process and analyze data directly in orbit, addressing limitations in current data transmission back to Earth.

2025-04-17T05:49:21.186868-07:00

Phantom Space and Ubotica Collaborate to Boost In-Orbit AI

SpaceNews.com

Chinese Lunar Mission Team Overcomes Launch Setbacks to Save Satellites A Chinese mission team successfully rescued two lunar satellites stranded by a launch anomaly, detailing the challenges and strategic maneuvers employed to salvage the mission. This effort highlights the resilience of space operations and the importance of problem-solving in the face of unexpected launch setbacks.

2025-04-17T04:18:45.685675-07:00

Chinese Lunar Mission Team Overcomes Launch Setbacks to Save Satellites

Reuters

SpaceX and Partners Pitch Subscription-Based Missile Defense for Trump's 'Golden Dome' Elon Musk's SpaceX, along with Palantir and Anduril, are frontrunners in a proposal to develop President Trump's "Golden Dome" missile defense system. The plan includes launching hundreds of satellites for missile detection and tracking, with a novel subscription-based model for the Pentagon.

2025-04-17T03:28:59.365453-07:00

SpaceX and Partners Pitch Subscription-Based Missile Defense for Trump's 'Golden Dome'

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