Ars TechnicaStephen Clark

NASA delays crewed Artemis II to March after hydrogen leak halts pad fueling test

NASA will skip its February launch window for Artemis II, postponing the four‑astronaut SLS/Orion lunar flyby to no earlier than March after a wet dress rehearsal fueling test at LC‑39B was halted by a liquid hydrogen leak. Agency teams will analyze test data before confirming a new launch date.

SpaceWatch GlobalJoshua Faleti

constellr and Sky Perfect JSAT are Partnering to Deliver Thermal Intelligence to the Japanese Market

By SpaceWatch Global: constellr and SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation have launched the commercial sales of high‑resolution thermal infrared satellite data for the Japanese market, marking the first time a private company in Japan will commercially deliver such data from constellr.

2026-02-03T02:34:52.769157-08:00
SpaceWatch Global

#SpaceWatchGL opinion: International Space University at Israel Space Week: Educating the Next Generation from Earth to Orbit

By SpaceWatch Global: Israel Space Week, held from 26–29 January 2026, was a major success, engaging communities across Israel while welcoming international delegates from government, industry, academia, and the global space ecosystem.

2026-02-03T03:34:48.845216-08:00
Aviation WeekRobert Wall

Singapore to Deploy SAR Earth-Observation Constellation in Partnership with Airbus

By Aviation Week: Singapore is set to deploy a new constellation of SAR satellites as it builds out its Earth-observation portfolio, including through a partnership with Airbus.

2026-02-02T05:58:35.971687-08:00