Wall Street Journal
• Berber Jin
Wall Street Journal
• Berber Jin
Today In Space
Last Updated: Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, 12:28 AM PST
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Aviation Safety & Regulation
Space Policy & International Cooperation
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Australian Aviation
• Stephen Kuper
CASA and Australian Space Agency formalise cooperation to align spaceflight and air navigation rules
By Australian Aviation: The agreement sets out a formal framework for closer cooperation, improved information sharing and clearer alignment between spaceflight and air navigation rules, a move officials say will build industry confidence as Australia’s space sector continues to expand.
Payload
• Jacqueline Feldscher
Jared Isaacman Says His Ties to SpaceX Were Strictly Business
By Payload: “In that respect, my relationship is no different than that of NASA,” he said.
Space Daily
• Sophie Jenkins
Gilat secures $10M contract for transportable Earth‑observation direct‑downlink system
By Space Daily: London, UK (SPX) Dec 04, 2025 - Gilat Satellite Networks Ltd. has secured an order of about 10 million dollars for a customized Earth observation direct downlink solution to be delivered over the next 12 months.
Space.com
• Mike Wall
Blue Origin’s NS-37 to carry first wheelchair user on a tourist flight; former SpaceX engineer Hans Koenigsmann also aboard
By Space.com: The NS-37 flight will also carry former SpaceX rocket scientist Hans Koenigsmann.
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CNBC
• Chris Eudaily
Istari startup uses AI to turn moon dust into a battery for Blue Origin
By CNBC: Istari CEO Will Roper was assistant secretary of the Air Force under President Donald Trump's first term and worked with Space Force.
Universe Today
• Evan Gough
The JWST Discovered Another Perplexing Early Galaxy
By Universe Today: The JWST has made a name for itself by discovering mature galaxies in the Universe's early times. This time, a pair of Indian astronomers working with the JWST found a fully-formed spiral galaxy much like the Milky Way only 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang.
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Ars Technica
• John Timmer
Study: Planned satellite constellations could overwhelm future orbiting telescopes
By Ars Technica: Planned orbital observatories would see satellites cross nearly all of their images.
