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Liechtenstein regulator clears Open Cosmos to meet 2026 and 2028 ITU broadband deadlines

Liechtenstein's regulator has approved Open Cosmos' priority Ka‑band filings, allowing the UK‑ and Spain‑based operator to meet ITU deadlines for 2026 and 2028 LEO broadband capacity. On Jan. 21 the company also launched two smallsats to begin on‑orbit validation of its planned network and services.

2026-01-22T10:54:44.381986-08:00

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L3Harris to supply imager for South Korea's geostationary weather satellite

2026-01-22T09:47:51.909093-08:00

Associated Press

Study: earthquake sensors can track reentering space junk by sensing sonic booms

2026-01-22T08:13:48.058824-08:00

Space.com

Rocket Lab's first Electron launch of 2026 deploys two Open Cosmos smallsats on company's 80th flight

2026-01-22T07:57:18.603330-08:00

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Liechtenstein regulator clears Open Cosmos to meet 2026 and 2028 ITU broadband deadlines Liechtenstein's regulator has approved Open Cosmos' priority Ka‑band filings, allowing the UK‑ and Spain‑based operator to meet ITU deadlines for 2026 and 2028 LEO broadband capacity. On Jan. 21 the company also launched two smallsats to begin on‑orbit validation of its planned network and services.

2026-01-22T10:54:44.381986-08:00

Liechtenstein regulator clears Open Cosmos to meet 2026 and 2028 ITU broadband deadlines

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L3Harris to supply imager for South Korea's geostationary weather satellite L3Harris has been selected to provide a spaceborne imaging instrument for South Korea's next geostationary weather satellite. The imager will support weather observation from GEO, enhancing Seoul's satellite-based forecasting and environmental monitoring for the Korean Peninsula and surrounding waters once the satellite is operational.

2026-01-22T09:47:51.909093-08:00

L3Harris to supply imager for South Korea's geostationary weather satellite

Associated Press

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Study: earthquake sensors can track reentering space junk by sensing sonic booms A new study finds seismic networks can detect sonic booms from reentering space objects, enabling more precise tracking of space junk during atmospheric reentry. The method uses earthquake monitors to time and localize incoming pieces, potentially improving ground‑impact predictions and post‑reentry attribution.

2026-01-22T08:13:48.058824-08:00

Study: earthquake sensors can track reentering space junk by sensing sonic booms

Space.com

Rocket Lab's first Electron launch of 2026 deploys two Open Cosmos smallsats on company's 80th flight Rocket Lab's first Electron mission of 2026 — dubbed 'The Cosmos Will See You Now' — successfully deployed two Open Cosmos smallsats to orbit, the company announced. The flight marked Rocket Lab's 80th launch to date and confirmed both spacecraft were released.

2026-01-22T07:57:18.603330-08:00

Rocket Lab's first Electron launch of 2026 deploys two Open Cosmos smallsats on company's 80th flight

Space Intel Report

Four takeaways from 2025: defense reprioritization reshapes markets as commercial constellations scale As 2025 closed and 2026 opened, defense priorities reoriented procurement and operational focus while commercial satellite constellations scaled far faster than anticipated, driving new investment, sovereign partnerships and pressure on regulators and operators to improve on‑orbit resilience and supply‑chain capacity.

2026-01-22T06:47:20.046258-08:00

Four takeaways from 2025: defense reprioritization reshapes markets as commercial constellations scale

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Tomorrow.io unveils DeepSky — large weather-sensing satellite constellation Tomorrow.io unveiled DeepSky, a large constellation of weather satellites and instruments designed to expand space-based meteorological sensing and operational forecasting. The commercial programme marks a significant private-sector push into dedicated weather observatories and will add to accelerating LEO constellation growth.

2026-01-22T05:12:25.123086-08:00

Tomorrow.io unveils DeepSky — large weather-sensing satellite constellation

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Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets Immfly will deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO high‑speed connectivity across disconnected narrowbody fleets operated by low‑cost and ultra‑low‑cost carriers, targeting aircraft currently without inflight broadband. The agreement aims to rapidly bring LEO gate‑to‑gate internet to LCC/ULCC networks, enabling higher‑bandwidth passenger services on single‑aisle aircraft.

2026-01-22T02:41:05.078552-08:00

Immfly to deploy Eutelsat‑backed OneWeb LEO broadband on disconnected narrowbody LCC/ULCC fleets

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OQ Technology and Eseye integrate LEO constellation with AnyNet hub to enable global 5G IoT connectivity OQ Technology and Eseye are partnering to link OQ’s LEO satellite constellation with Eseye’s AnyNet Connectivity Hub, creating a satellite‑to‑terrestrial 5G IoT integration. The deal targets ubiquitous, global connectivity for IoT devices by bridging space and ground networks for continuous service.

2026-01-22T02:33:16.892306-08:00

OQ Technology and Eseye integrate LEO constellation with AnyNet hub to enable global 5G IoT connectivity

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Liechtenstein regulator clears Open Cosmos to meet 2026 and 2028 ITU broadband deadlines

L3Harris to supply imager for South Korea's geostationary weather satellite

Study: earthquake sensors can track reentering space junk by sensing sonic booms

Rocket Lab's first Electron launch of 2026 deploys two Open Cosmos smallsats on company's 80th flight

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