SPHEREx Just Took the Fingerprints of Failed Stars Across Our Cosmic Neighborhood
By Universe Today: Brown dwarfs are the black (or brown?) sheep of astronomy. They’re too big to be considered a traditional gas planet, but they are too small to have started nuclear fusion and made the full transition to star-hood.
PlaneSense Extends IFC with Gogo Galileo Deal
By PaxEx.Aero: Longtime Gogo customer PlaneSense is extending its relationship with the inflight connectivity supplier, with plans to equip its full fleet of Pilatus PC-12 turboprops and PC-24 jets with Gogo Galileo satellite Wi-Fi.
BlackSky and HEO extend agreement to gather non-Earth imagery
By SpaceNews.com: SAN FRANCISCO – BlackSky Technology announced a seven-figure extension contract Oct. 15 with Australian non-Earth imagery company HEO.
Scientists discover 'chemical starter kit' for life in planetary birthplaces
By Space.com: An important piece in the puzzle of the interstellar chemistry that can lead to planets and life has come to light in several young star systems.
United begins Starlink rollout on 737 MAX 8 fleet, starting with Guam-based jets
By AeroTime: United begins Starlink installation on 737 MAX 8 fleet in Guam after completing island's switch from 737-800s ahead of schedule, with fleet-wide rollout by 2027.
#SpaceWatchGL Recap: Riyadh Day Three: Knowing Who Is Up There
By SpaceWatch Global: Riyadh day three: satellite identification, space cyber threats, live GEO interference and COPUOS progress, plus our verdict on three days ahead of WRC-27.
BlackSky Renews HEO Deal, Adds Gen-3 Imagery for Space Domain Awareness
By Payload: BlackSky Technology inked a seven-figure deal to extend its partnership with non-Earth imaging provider HEO for another year.