Rethinking networks in space with Aalyria’s Brian Barritt
By SpaceNews.com: In this episode, SpaceNews’ Mike Gruss talks with the CEO of Aalyria Brian Barritt about how networks are evolving, what scaling the company means and the role of software interoperability for space.
US official: Russia's stalker satellite sure looks like an orbital weapon
By Ars Technica: The Russian official who called commercial satellites "legitimate targets" now says concerns are "unfounded.".
Autonomous Triangular Modules Could Build Tomorrow’s Mega-Observatories
By Universe Today: Private companies are getting better and better at launching more and more mass into space with larger and larger rockets.
ESA Provides New Details on Failed Space Rider Drop Test
By European Spaceflight: While revealing new details about the failed Space Rider drop test, ESA said it does not expect the failure to delay the vehicle's development.
ESA in talks with ArianeGroup, Avio on increasing Ariane 6 booster output
Space Force taps six companies to provide satellite surveillance backup
By SpaceNews.com: Illustration by NorthStar Earth & Space WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force has awarded its first operational contracts under a program designed to enlist commercial satellite operators during military crises.
SpaceX Works With Apollo, Nvidia on New Grok Partnership Program
By Bloomberg: SpaceX is working with Apollo Global Management, Nvidia Corp. and dozens of other firms on a new partnership program to deploy and improve its Grok AI systems, part of a bid to bolster business adoption of its artificial intelligence offerings.
China seeks payloads for crewed moon lander test mission
By SpaceNews.com: China is seeking payloads to fly on an uncrewed mission of its Lanyue human moon landing system, ahead of a planned crewed landing before 2030.