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Last Updated: Monday, Sept. 15, 2025, 7:52 AM PDT
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Artemis vs China: Why the Race to Return Humans to the Moon Matters
By Space Explored: The race to return humans to the Moon is not just about planting a flag. At stake is something less...

Two European telescopes demonstrate laser tracking and potential debris‑nudge system
By Space.com: The system may one day be used to push debris off a collision course with satellites.

To lead in space, the U.S. must go all‑in on its industrial base
By SpaceNews.com: To lead in space, we must go all-in on our industrial base.

Military spending and direct-to-device competition are reshaping the space economy
By SpaceNews.com: Military spending and direct-to-device competition are reshaping the space economy.

How SpaceX Reinvented Docking with 'Bike-Part' Ingenuity — A Case Study in Its Dominance
By Washington Post: The previously untold story of the docking system’s reinvention helps explain how Musk and SpaceX built a culture that allowed them to disrupt the industry.

UAE's Space42 and US firm Viasat join forces to tackle mobile coverage blackspots
By The National UAE: New wholesale provider aims to have satellite infrastructure up and running in three years.

K2 Space Nabs $15M from NewSpace Capital
By Payload: NewSpace Capital announced a $15M investment in K2 Space to help the satellite manufacturer build multi-orbit-capable sats.