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Global space sector enters a more demanding phase as leaders gather in Paris

Consolidation, shifting business models, sovereign space ambitions and a tougher investment environment are reshaping the global space sector. Industry leaders meeting in Paris are confronting increasingly interconnected pressures across commercial space, national capabilities and capital markets.

2026-08-31T06:13:10.506595-07:00
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ReutersMaria Rugamer

Germany's OHB sees further IRIS² orders as Europe bolsters satellite network

By Reuters: Satellite maker OHB expects to get more orders for the European Union's IRIS² satellite network, CEO Marco Fuchs said, after the German company secured a nearly €1 billion ($1.1 billion) contract under the ​project on Monday.

2026-08-31T00:20:07.284261-07:00
SpaceWatch GlobalJoshua Faleti

Trump Signs Executive Order Establishing a U.S. Space Academy

By SpaceWatch Global: U.S. President Trump has begun the process of establishing the United States Space Academy to strengthen the country's space workforce.

2026-08-31T01:12:54.760736-07:00
NASA SpaceflightAlejandro Alcantarilla Romera, Chris Bergin

SLS picks up the pace, four vehicles in production

By NASA Spaceflight: The NASA and contractor workforce continues to make progress ahead of next year’s Artemis III mission, with Solid Rocket Booster stacking continuing, while RS-25 engines are being installed on Core Stage 3.

2026-08-30T17:20:09.635588-07:00
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The HillMark Whittington

What China’s delay means for the US-China moon race

By The Hill: The liftoff of China’s Chang’e 7 mission to the moon has been delayed into 2027. Ars Technica reports that the Chinese are being vague about the exact reasons for the delay, only suggesting it is due to, adhering to “the principle of proceeding prudently and reliably, and ensuring absolute success.”.

2026-08-30T18:05:36.796867-07:00