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Last Updated: Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2025, 1:50 PM PST
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Blue Origin’s NS-37 to carry first wheelchair user on a tourist flight; former SpaceX engineer Hans Koenigsmann also aboard
By Space.com: The NS-37 flight will also carry former SpaceX rocket scientist Hans Koenigsmann.
The JWST Discovered Another Perplexing Early Galaxy
By Universe Today: The JWST has made a name for itself by discovering mature galaxies in the Universe's early times. This time, a pair of Indian astronomers working with the JWST found a fully-formed spiral galaxy much like the Milky Way only 1.5 billion years after the Big Bang.
Eutelsat CEO on IRIS2 duplicate, GEO for Ukraine, OneWeb competition and the case for Falcon 9
By Space Intel Report: TUPPER LAKE, NY — Eutelsat has opened negotiations with the European Commission to enable an EU….
Study: Planned satellite constellations could overwhelm future orbiting telescopes
By Ars Technica: Planned orbital observatories would see satellites cross nearly all of their images.
Forbes Space Wants to Bring Ad Revenue to Space
By Payload: Forbes Space opened a new office in Turin, Italy to help the Italian space sector foster partnerships with non-space companies.
Europe selects industrial partners for Argonaut lunar lander ahead of planned 2030 mission
By Space.com: The robotic Argonaut is scheduled to fly its first mission in 2030.
Northrop Grumman and IHI AEROSPACE partner to advance space propulsion technology
By Satellite Evolution: Northrop Grumman and IHI AEROSPACE collaborate to advance global propulsion technology.