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Space.com • Andrew Jones

ESA’s Hera spacecraft resolves Didymos and Dimorphos ahead of close study of NASA’s DART impact

The European Space Agency’s Hera planetary-defense probe has imaged Didymos and its smaller moon Dimorphos as separate objects for the first time, as it approaches the binary asteroid system. Hera will investigate the aftermath of NASA’s DART collision, collecting data on kinetic-impact deflection and probing outstanding scientific questions about the asteroids.

Also: ESA and Science Daily
2026-11-03T11:10:39.917456-08:00
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Bloomberg • Irene Garcia Perez, Reshmi Basu

Creditors Challenge Transfers of Low-Earth-Orbit Satellite Network Assets

By Bloomberg: Creditors to Optimum, Altice and Telesat allege the moves are illegal Expand Creditors are challenging the transfer of a low-Earth orbit satellite network Source: Space Systems/Loral/Intelsat SA via Bloomberg Contact us: Provide news feedback or report an error Confidential tip?.

2026-11-03T08:05:09.519730-08:00
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NASA Spaceflight • Chris Bergin

NASA Weighs Commercial Options to Boost, Service or Deorbit Hubble

By NASA Spaceflight: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has addressed the ongoing debate about the Hubble Space Telescope’s long-term future after the agency issued a Request for Information seeking commercial options for a reboost, servicing, or controlled deorbit.

2026-11-03T05:15:31.466677-08:00