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Space.com • Tariq Malik

NASA and SpaceX target Oct. 1 launch of four-astronaut Crew-13 mission to ISS after delays

NASA and SpaceX have cleared Crew-13 for a planned Oct. 1 launch to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Dragon, targeting 11:10 a.m. ET, weather permitting. The six-month mission includes one veteran astronaut and three first-time flyers; Jessica Watkins is set for her second Dragon flight.

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2026-09-30T09:19:58.828966-07:00
Blue Origin   Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation   Commercial Space  
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CNBC • Grace Kazarian, Morgan Brennan

Blue Origin's first outside funding round is 'oversubscribed' and not closed yet, CEO says

By CNBC: Blue Origin CEO Dave Limp said the space company still aims to return New Glenn to flight before the end of this year after the Cape Canaveral explosion in May.

Also: SpaceNews.com and pro.payloadspace.com
2026-09-30T15:05:21.922604-07:00
Satellite   Project Kuiper   Space Defense & Militarization   Geopolitical Developments & Conflict Impact   Export Controls & Trade Compliance   Defense Deals  
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Reuters • Andrea Shalal

Ukraine urges US to sanction entities supporting Russia's Starlink rival

By Reuters: Ukraine is urging the United States to impose ​sanctions on several Russian entities that it says are helping develop Moscow's Rassvet satellite network as a domestic alternative to ‌SpaceX's Starlink, its acting ambassador said on Wednesday.

2026-09-30T14:49:48.559337-07:00
Satellite   Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation   Commercial Space  
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NASA Spaceflight • Ryan Weber

Starship makes orbit, Flight 15 preps in full swing

By NASA Spaceflight: SpaceX made significant strides in the Starship program during Flight 14. Booster 21, despite losing a few engines, still completed its entire flight. Ship 41 reached orbit despite losing a Raptor Vacuum engine on ascent, deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, and returned safely to the Pacific Ocean just north of Hawaii.

2026-09-30T08:21:21.583289-07:00
FCC   Satellite   Commercial Space   Policy & Regulation  
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Via Satellite • Rachel Jewett

FCC Continues Deregulation Push with Environmental Regulations and More Spectrum

By Via Satellite: The FCC continued its push to deregulate and open up new spectrum with two major decisions on Wednesday — exempting space activities from certain federal environmental regulations and opening up 1,000 megahertz of spectrum.

Also: SpaceNews.com
2026-09-30T12:50:11.547384-07:00