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Nancy Grace Roman Has Been Shaken, Frozen, and Screamed At. Now It's Ready For Its Next Round of Tests
By Universe Today: The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope continues its inexorable march toward launch. It recently completed another series of tests that brings it a few steps closer to a launch pad in Florida.
Mobi Egypt Signs Up for Es’hailSat Satellite Capacity for VSAT Connectivity Across MENA
By SpaceWatch Global: Mobi Egypt, a provider of VSAT network services, has signed up for satellite capacity on Es’hail-1 satellite at the 25.5⁰ East location.
ICEYE and Esri Australia Partner for Hazard Intelligence Across Australia and Southeast Asia
By SpaceWatch Global: ICEYE is partnering with Boustead Geospatial and Esri Australia to bring its suite of near real-time hazard insights to Australia.
Baikonur launch pad damaged after Soyuz MS-28 liftoff; investigation under way
By DW: The launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan was damaged after the Soyuz MS-28 mission lifted off.
Soyuz MS-28 Launch Damages Russia’s Crewed Launch Pad, Puts ISS Cadence at Risk
ESA’s Human and Robotic Exploration Programs Face Budget Shortfall, Threatening Mission Timelines
By SpaceNews.com: Europe’s Human and Robotic Exploration hit by budget shortfall.
NASA reaffirms support for Europe’s life-detection Mars rover despite proposed U.S. budget cuts
By Space.com: "These confirmations have been given to us in writing, so this is a very important step.".
Eumetsat members clear administrative hurdles, approve full development of billion-dollar EPS-Sterna satellite constellation
By Space Intel Report: BREMEN, Germany — The 30-nation Eumetsat organization approved development of full development of the EPS-Sterna constellation….