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Space.com • Tariq Malik

SpaceX targets Nov. 13 for Starship Flight 15 and its first double catch

SpaceX is scheduled to launch Starship Flight 15 on Nov. 13, with the mission set to attempt the vehicle’s first-ever double catch. The coverage outlines the launch time and full mission timeline for the planned test.

SpaceQ • Marc Boucher Founder

Starship Flight 15 to attempt first catch of both stages

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2026-11-11T03:19:14.892874-08:00

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SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

By SpaceNews.com: Sierra Space is planning a first flight of its Dream Chaser spacecraft in the spring of 2027 after receiving a reentry license from the FAA.

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2026-11-11T01:45:40.002218-08:00

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SpaceWatch Global • Guest Author

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

By SpaceWatch Global: Who takes responsibility for orbital manufacturing? Explore the operational risks, business models and challenges of turning space experiments into industry.

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2026-11-11T01:35:00.258370-08:00

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SpaceWatch Global • Joshua Faleti

INNOSPACE Prepares SEBIT for Second Test Flight

By SpaceWatch Global: INNOSPACE targets a 29 November SEBIT test flight in Brazil after its maiden mission ended early, while HANBIT-Nano shifts to 2027.

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2026-11-11T01:35:00.574487-08:00

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

By SpaceNews.com: Two spacecraft propulsion companies are partnering to provide electric thruster systems for European spacecraft manufacturers.

Also: SpaceWatch Global

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2026-11-10T05:20:39.444492-08:00

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NASA Spaceflight • Chris Bergin

Isaacman lays out SLS path to the 2030s

By NASA Spaceflight: NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman has further explained the decision to standardize the Space Launch System (SLS), move toward a stretched Centaur V upper stage, and stop work on Mobile Launcher 2 (ML-2), linking those choices to higher flight rates and lower costs.

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2026-11-10T20:28:15.784266-08:00

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European Spaceflight • Andrew Parsonson

Fire Damage Delays Installation of Simulated Lunar Greenhouse in Germany

By European Spaceflight: A fire at a contractor's facility has delayed the installation of DLR's EDEN-LUNA greenhouse until the second quarter of 2027.

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2026-11-10T23:05:07.655292-08:00

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SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Reflect Orbital raises $73.5 million

By SpaceNews.com: Reflect Orbital, whose plans to reflect sunlight to specific locations on the ground have attracted both interest and controversy, has raised $73.5 million.

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2026-11-10T16:25:40.190540-08:00

SpaceX targets Nov. 13 for Starship Flight 15 and its first double catch

Starship Flight 15 to attempt first catch of both stages

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

INNOSPACE Prepares SEBIT for Second Test Flight

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

Isaacman lays out SLS path to the 2030s

Fire Damage Delays Installation of Simulated Lunar Greenhouse in Germany

Reflect Orbital raises $73.5 million

What time will SpaceX launch Starship Flight 15, its 1st double landing test, on Nov. 13? (Full mission timeline)

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

INNOSPACE Prepares SEBIT for Second Test Flight

Fire Damage Delays Installation of Simulated Lunar Greenhouse in Germany

Isaacman lays out SLS path to the 2030s

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