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Agentic AI: the future of space warfare

Agentic AI — autonomous software that acts rather than just predicts — is being positioned as a transformative enabler for space warfare, promising faster targeting, autonomous on‑orbit decision‑making and compressed command‑and‑control cycles that could reshape satellite resilience, engagement timelines and doctrine.

2026-03-31T06:32:22.900668-07:00

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Delta picks Amazon Leo over Starlink for in‑flight Wi‑Fi on 500 aircraft from 2028

2026-03-31T04:00:33.018485-07:00

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Astronomers Tell FCC: SpaceX’s 1M Orbital Data Centres and 50k Space Mirrors Would Scar the Night Sky

2026-03-31T04:58:21.064076-07:00

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China targets 140 launches in 2026 amid commercial space surge

2026-03-31T03:38:33.084827-07:00

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Agentic AI: the future of space warfare Agentic AI — autonomous software that acts rather than just predicts — is being positioned as a transformative enabler for space warfare, promising faster targeting, autonomous on‑orbit decision‑making and compressed command‑and‑control cycles that could reshape satellite resilience, engagement timelines and doctrine.

2026-03-31T06:32:22.900668-07:00

Agentic AI: the future of space warfare

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Antaris raises $28M Series A to accelerate AI-driven space missions Antaris closed a $28 million Series A to accelerate its AI-driven space missions, funding development of onboard autonomy, mission planning and operations. The round positions the company to scale technology for commercial and government space tasks and underscores continued investor interest in AI-enabled space startups.

2026-03-31T05:22:26.962690-07:00

Antaris raises $28M Series A to accelerate AI-driven space missions

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Astronomers Tell FCC: SpaceX’s 1M Orbital Data Centres and 50k Space Mirrors Would Scar the Night Sky The Royal Astronomical Society, European Southern Observatory and International Astronomical Union have formally opposed FCC filings from SpaceX and Reflect Orbital proposing up to one million satellites and roughly 50,000 reflective spacecraft. They warn the plans would severely disrupt ground‑based observations, night‑sky visibility and orbital safety.

2026-03-31T04:58:21.064076-07:00

Astronomers Tell FCC: SpaceX’s 1M Orbital Data Centres and 50k Space Mirrors Would Scar the Night Sky

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Delta picks Amazon Leo over Starlink for in‑flight Wi‑Fi on 500 aircraft from 2028 Delta Air Lines will equip at least 500 aircraft with Amazon's Leo low‑Earth‑orbit inflight Wi‑Fi beginning in 2028, selecting Leo over SpaceX's Starlink. The deal gives Amazon a marquee carrier customer while Leo continues to build capacity and regulatory readiness.

2026-03-31T04:00:33.018485-07:00

Delta picks Amazon Leo over Starlink for in‑flight Wi‑Fi on 500 aircraft from 2028

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China targets 140 launches in 2026 amid commercial space surge China plans around 140 orbital launches in 2026, according to a commercial launch executive, marking a sharp acceleration in launch cadence as its commercial space sector surges. The target increases available capacity for satellite deployments and signals intensified competition in global launch markets.

2026-03-31T03:38:33.084827-07:00

China targets 140 launches in 2026 amid commercial space surge

Space.com

Fast coronal mass ejection may produce auroras across 16 U.S. states and disrupt satellites, HF and GNSS A fast coronal mass ejection arriving tonight could send auroras from Alaska as far south as Wyoming, making displays across 16 U.S. states. Space weather warnings say the event may prompt satellite anomalies and degrade HF radio and GNSS positioning relied on by aviation and space systems.

2026-03-31T03:00:41.592103-07:00

Fast coronal mass ejection may produce auroras across 16 U.S. states and disrupt satellites, HF and GNSS

SpaceWatch Global

Europe risks losing radio‑spectrum leadership — urgent push for a Spectrum Office to protect the space economy Europe faces a strategic crossroads over radio‑frequency governance as fragmentation threatens commercial and sovereign satellite operators. Advocates say a coordinated EU 'Spectrum Office' is urgently needed to protect market access, interoperability and industrial competitiveness across the continent's space economy.

2026-03-31T02:19:00.214143-07:00

Europe risks losing radio‑spectrum leadership — urgent push for a Spectrum Office to protect the space economy

Reuters

Eutelsat opens talks with India’s space agency to diversify launch suppliers Eutelsat is negotiating with India’s space agency on future satellite launches as it seeks to diversify launch suppliers away from reliance on SpaceX and Europe’s Ariane rockets. The talks aim to broaden procurement options for the operator and reduce concentration risk in its satellite deployment strategy.

2026-03-31T02:10:17.699137-07:00

Eutelsat opens talks with India’s space agency to diversify launch suppliers

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Agentic AI: the future of space warfare

Delta picks Amazon Leo over Starlink for in‑flight Wi‑Fi on 500 aircraft from 2028

Astronomers Tell FCC: SpaceX’s 1M Orbital Data Centres and 50k Space Mirrors Would Scar the Night Sky

China targets 140 launches in 2026 amid commercial space surge

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