NASA Spaceflight
• Justin Davenport
Roscosmos’ unpiloted Progress 95 cargo spacecraft—also referred to as Progress MS-34—launched from Baikonur at 6:21 p.m. EDT on a Soyuz rocket. The flight is expected to take about 49.5 hours before docking with the International Space Station to deliver supplies and support the resident crew.
SpaceNews.com
• Sandra Erwin
By SpaceNews.com: WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force is sharply increasing its demand for the most capable rocket launches, adding pressure to a market currently limited to two certified providers.
NASA
• Mark A. Garcia
By NASA: The Progress 95 cargo spacecraft from Roscosmos stands atop its launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan counting down to a liftoff at 6:21p.m.
European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
By European Spaceflight: ESA has confirmed corrosion issues with HALO and I-HAB but pushed back against claims that these were the primary cause of delays to the station's development.
Via Satellite
• Mark Holmes
By Via Satellite: GomSpace, the Danish satellite company, looks to play a key role in developing sovereign satellite capabilities in Ukraine.
Space Intel Report
• Peter B. de Selding
By Space Intel Report: LA PLATA, Maryland — Top space commanders from the United States, France, Britain, Norway and Germany, all of them gung-ho on deeper allied collaboration, were asked:.
Via Satellite
• Ben Ackman
By Via Satellite: The Space Development Agency was founded to work on tight deadlines. It issues contracts to numerous commercial partners at an unprecedented rate, in a model designed to boost speed and lower costs, industry experts said.
Payload
• Jacqueline Feldscher
By Payload: “We’re going to do target practice. We’re going to make the clay-pigeon rocket,” Kemp said. “That’s great, because that will drive scale for us…and allow us to bring our cost down for commercial customers, and other government customers.”.
SpaceNews.com
• John David Callison, Joseph Minafra
SpaceNews.com
• Jason Rainbow
European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
