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SpaceNews.com • Andrew Jones

China seeks international partners for 34-satellite cislunar constellation targeted for 2030

China is recruiting international partners for a 34-spacecraft constellation of small satellites planned for launch in 2030. The spacecraft would occupy nine-day elliptical orbits extending to lunar distance, establishing a cislunar network with international participation.

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2026-11-11T05:49:11.104496-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions NASA

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Universe Today • Evan Gough

Planets Don't Just Disappear, But They Can Wobble Out of Sight if Their Neighbour is Close Enough

By Universe Today: TESS watched an exoplanet about 1,000 light years away as it repeatedly transited in front of its star for seven years. But astronomers were surprised to find that the hot Jupiter disappeared.

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2026-11-11T05:15:27.241435-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions NASA

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Space.com • Robert Lea

NASA's new UVEX space telescope will peer deep into the universe's most violent events

By Space.com: NASA's new UVEX space telescope will study the universe in ultraviolet light to reveal the violent and turbulent events that bubble under what appears to be a cosmic sea of tranquility.

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2026-11-11T05:15:43.176387-08:00

Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

Space.com • Tariq Malik

What time will SpaceX launch Starship Flight 15, its 1st double landing test, on Nov. 13? (Full mission timeline)

By Space.com: SpaceX will attempt to reach orbit with its Starship megarocket and make its first-ever double catch on Nov. 13. Here's what time Starship Flight 15 launches.

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Starship Flight 15 to attempt first catch of both stages

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2026-11-11T03:19:14.892874-08:00

Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space Policy & Regulation NASA

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

By SpaceNews.com: Sierra Space is planning a first flight of its Dream Chaser spacecraft in the spring of 2027 after receiving a reentry license from the FAA.

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2026-11-11T01:45:40.002218-08:00

Commercial Space

SpaceWatch Global • Guest Author

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

By SpaceWatch Global: Who takes responsibility for orbital manufacturing? Explore the operational risks, business models and challenges of turning space experiments into industry.

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2026-11-11T01:35:00.258370-08:00

Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

SpaceWatch Global • Joshua Faleti

INNOSPACE Prepares SEBIT for Second Test Flight

By SpaceWatch Global: INNOSPACE targets a 29 November SEBIT test flight in Brazil after its maiden mission ended early, while HANBIT-Nano shifts to 2027.

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2026-11-11T01:35:00.574487-08:00

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

By SpaceNews.com: Two spacecraft propulsion companies are partnering to provide electric thruster systems for European spacecraft manufacturers.

SpaceWatch Global

ENPULSION Brings Orbion's Hall-Effect Propulsion to Europe's Satellite Market

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2026-11-10T05:20:39.444492-08:00

China seeks international partners for 34-satellite cislunar constellation targeted for 2030

Planets Don't Just Disappear, But They Can Wobble Out of Sight if Their Neighbour is Close Enough

NASA's new UVEX space telescope will peer deep into the universe's most violent events

What time will SpaceX launch Starship Flight 15, its 1st double landing test, on Nov. 13? (Full mission timeline)

Starship Flight 15 to attempt first catch of both stages

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

INNOSPACE Prepares SEBIT for Second Test Flight

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

ENPULSION Brings Orbion's Hall-Effect Propulsion to Europe's Satellite Market

China recruits international partners for 34-satellite cislunar constellation

Planets Don't Just Disappear, But They Can Wobble Out of Sight if Their Neighbour is Close Enough

NASA's new UVEX space telescope will peer deep into the universe's most violent events

What time will SpaceX launch Starship Flight 15, its 1st double landing test, on Nov. 13? (Full mission timeline)

Sierra Space gets FAA reentry license for Dream Chaser

#SpaceWatchGL Opinion: Who Takes Responsibility When Manufacturing Moves into Orbit?

Isaacman lays out SLS path to the 2030s

Fire Damage Delays Installation of Simulated Lunar Greenhouse in Germany

Reflect Orbital raises $73.5 million

SpaceX Starship Flight 15 live updates: Super Heavy rocket moved to launch pad for 1st Starship double landing test

NASA advances lunar-base plans with $10B CLPS 2 lander pool, $1.3B in launch task orders and a nuclear-powered rover targeted fo

Archer targets first Midnight transition flight by year-end as FAA grants special airworthiness certificate

Rocket Lab raises Neutron launch price to $70 million as bookings top $515 million and debut slips to 2027

Isar Aerospace could launch third Spectrum rocket as early as Nov. 26

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