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Last Updated: Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2025, 5:11 AM PDT
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Payload
• Jacqueline Feldscher
Report: China Expands 'Space Silk Road' — Diplomacy, Science and Launch Capacity Challenging U.S. Influence
By Payload: Discover the implications of China's threat to the US in space through its extensive Space Silk Road network and projects.
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Breaking Defense
• Theresa Hitchens
Anduril, Impulse to demo maneuvering satellite, with sights set on Space Force missions
By Breaking Defense: "I just think freedom of maneuver is going to be the enabler for every space mission going forward," said Gokul Subramanian, Anduril's senior vice president of engineering.
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Space Intel Report
• Peter B. de Selding
Project Kuiper: Launch Capacity, Not Satellites, Is the Bottleneck Ahead of Regulatory Deadline
By Space Intel Report: PARIS — Amazon’s Project Kuiper, which is is under regulatory deadline to launch 1,600 satellites by….
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SpaceNews.com
• Christian Davenport
How SpaceX turned a Texas marsh into the world’s most watched spaceport
By SpaceNews.com: How SpaceX turned a Texas marsh into the world’s most watched spaceport.
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Via Satellite
• Rachel Jewett
How SES is Preparing for the Quantum Future
By Via Satellite: Thierry Draus, vice president of Business Development, Product & Innovation, SES spoke to Space Security Sentinel (S3) about the importance of quantum for SES.
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Space.com
• Josh Dinner
Former shuttle commander Pam Melroy joins Venus Aerospace as company touts ‘revolutionary’ rocket engine breakthrough
By Space.com: "We believe in a future where this is the engine powering everything...".
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South China Morning Post
• Zhang Tong
US recon satellite images Chinese space station; China publishes dynamic counter-imagery in tit‑for‑tat
By South China Morning Post: Pictures mark first time Chinese operator has made public such dynamic space-based imagery in move analysts call strategic tit-for-tat.
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