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Satellite Space Force Commercial Space Space Defense & Militarization

SpaceNews.com • Sandra Erwin

U.S. Space Force commits $50 million to startup developing in-orbit satellite deployment technology

The U.S. Space Force is investing $50 million in a startup developing a new method to dispatch small spacecraft from a larger vehicle in orbit. The effort could introduce another approach to moving and deploying satellites after launch, with potential implications for future military space operations.

1 Source

2026-09-07T03:30:39.965947-07:00

Europe Commercial Space Space Debris & Traffic Management

SpaceWatch Global • Joshua Faleti

Project-S Emerges from Stealth with Ambition to Build European Space Safety Layer

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1 Source

2026-09-07T01:54:20.652760-07:00

Satellite Space Exploration & Science Missions

SpaceWatch Global • Joshua Faleti

ISRO’s EOS-05 Begins Orbital Ascent Towards India’s First Geosynchronous Imaging Mission

By SpaceWatch Global: EOS-05 has completed two orbit-raising maneuvers using its Liquid Apogee Motor as it continues orbital ascent to its operational geosynchronous orbit.

Also: SpaceWatch Africa and India Defense News

3 Sources

2026-09-07T01:14:27.655870-07:00

Satellite Commercial Space Asia-Pacific (APAC)

SpaceNews.com • Jason Rainbow

Pixxel raises $100 million to expand satellite production across India and US

By SpaceNews.com: — Indian hyperspectral imaging startup Pixxel announced a $100 million funding round Sept. 6 to ramp up satellite production, including in the United States as it pursues more government business.

Also: Economic Times and thenextweb.com

3 Sources

2026-09-06T18:45:44.081107-07:00

Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

NASA Spaceflight • Ryan Weber

Starbase Infrastructure Advances Toward Flight 14

By NASA Spaceflight: SpaceX is still building out assembly, test, and launch infrastructure at Starbase while Flight 14 hardware moves toward the pad.

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2026-09-06T11:53:58.638477-07:00

NASA Spaceflight • Chris Bergin

Stoke Space and Relativity Space Advance Cape Canaveral Launch Complexes Toward First Flights

By NASA Spaceflight: Cape neighbors Stoke and Relativity advance LC-14 and LC-16 toward first flights.

NASA Spaceflight

Cape neighbors Stoke and Relativity advance LC-14 and LC-16 toward first flights

2 Sources

2026-09-05T14:35:09.456585-07:00

Satellite Europe LEO Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Isar Aerospace reaches orbit on second Spectrum launch

By SpaceNews.com: Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum rocket reached orbit Sept. 5 on the rocket’s second flight, the first successful orbital launch from Western Europe.

Runway Girl

Germany's Isar Aerospace makes launch history in Europe

SpaceWatch Global

Isar Aerospace Reaches Orbit: First Commercial European Company to Deploy Satellites

Also: politico.eu, European Spaceflight, CNBC, FlightGlobal, Ars Technica, douglasmmessier.substack.com, SpaceWatch Africa, smallsatnews.com, The Verge, defence-industry.eu, Seeking Alpha, Euronews and 8 more

48 Sources

2026-09-05T14:05:20.648071-07:00

Satellite Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

Bloomberg • Paula Doenecke

2026-09-05T13:34:55.850409-07:00

U.S. Space Force commits $50 million to startup developing in-orbit satellite deployment technology

Project-S Emerges from Stealth with Ambition to Build European Space Safety Layer

ISRO’s EOS-05 Begins Orbital Ascent Towards India’s First Geosynchronous Imaging Mission

Pixxel raises $100 million to expand satellite production across India and US

Starbase Infrastructure Advances Toward Flight 14

Stoke Space and Relativity Space Advance Cape Canaveral Launch Complexes Toward First Flights

Cape neighbors Stoke and Relativity advance LC-14 and LC-16 toward first flights

Isar Aerospace reaches orbit on second Spectrum launch

Germany's Isar Aerospace makes launch history in Europe

Isar Aerospace Reaches Orbit: First Commercial European Company to Deploy Satellites

German Startup Isar’s Rocket Lifts Off on European Space Mission

German space rocket reaches orbit in Europe's first commercial launch

Isar Aerospace achieves first launch to orbit from continental Europe

Space Force backs startup seeking to change how satellites move in orbit

Project-S Emerges from Stealth with Ambition to Build European Space Safety Layer

ISRO’s EOS-05 Begins Orbital Ascent Towards India’s First Geosynchronous Imaging Mission

Pixxel raises $100 million to expand satellite production across India and US

Starbase Infrastructure Advances Toward Flight 14

NASA expands Deep Space Network with giant new dish in California desert

NASA expands Deep Space Network with giant new dish in California desert

BREAKING: Isar Aerospace Launches Spectrum Flight 2 Today, First Mission With Payloads

Space industry lacks workers needed to rebuild satellites lost in war, report says

France Downplays SpaceX and Blue Origin’s Decision to Skip Controversial Macron-Organized Space Summit

Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum reaches orbit from Norway, marking Europe’s first successful commercial orbital launch

Isar Aerospace reaches orbit on second Spectrum launch, advancing Europe’s independent satellite-launch ambitions

Isar Aerospace’s Spectrum reaches orbit on second launch, marking first orbital success from European soil

RAND: U.S. Lacks Workforce to Rebuild Military Space Assets Lost in War

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