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Taiwan’s Indigenous Satellite-Launcher Program Hits a Setback

Taiwan’s effort to develop an indigenous satellite launcher suffered a setback this week, highlighting the challenges facing the island’s emerging space ambitions. The development adds uncertainty to the timing and progress of a domestic launch capability, although the available reporting provides no further details on the cause or impact.

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Taiwan’s First Domestic Rocket Test Terminates Shortly After Liftoff

Taiwan’s first flight test of a domestically developed satellite launch vehicle ended shortly after liftoff, marking an early setback in the island’s effort to establish independent access to space. The test reflects Taiwan’s push to develop indigenous launch capabilities for its growing satellite ambitions.

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Elve qualifies 100-watt millimeter-wave amplifier platform for spaceflight

California startup Elve has qualified its 100-watt millimeter-wave Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier platform for spaceflight, advancing a high-frequency communications component from development toward use in spacecraft and satellite systems. The qualification marks a program milestone for the company’s space-focused amplifier technology.

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White House Targets 1,000 U.S. Space Launches by 2030 as SpaceX Reaches 100 Missions in 2026

President Trump’s new National Space Transportation Policy calls for government support to scale U.S. launch and reentry activity to 1,000 missions annually by 2030. The policy arrives as SpaceX reaches 100 launches in 2026, Starlink approaches 11,000 operational satellites and Globalstar advances its LEO replenishment.

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