Today In Space
Last Updated: Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, 2:51 AM PDT
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Malaysia and the Philippines sign Artemis Accords
By SpaceNews.com: Malaysia and the Philippines have signed the Artemis Accords, which outline norms of behavior for space exploration.
Launch Roundup: China to launch crew to Tiangong, India to launch new naval satellite
By NASA Spaceflight: Six missions comprise the worldwide launch manifest this week, including a crewed launch from China….
ISS at 25: A 25‑Year Retrospective of Life Onboard the International Space Station
By issinrealtime.org: Explore 25 years onboard the International Space Station.
Neo Space Group CEO Martijn Blanken on AI, Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) and Sovereignty in NSG’s 2026 Strategy
By Via Satellite: Saudi Arabia's flagship space company, Neo Space Group, has grown quickly since it was established around 18 months ago, making acquisitions in Earth.
TESAT Government Delivers SCOT80 Optical Communication Terminals to Lockheed Martin for GPS Space Demonstration
By Satellite Evolution: TESAT Government delivers SCOT80 Optical Communication Terminals for Lockheed Martin GPS demonstration.
Geomagnetic storm forecast could make Northern Lights visible across 14 US states tonight — potential impacts for satellites, navigation and polar flights
By Space.com: Auroras may be visible from Alaska to New York as geomagnetic storm conditions are predicted for tonight.
ArianeGroup to shift Vinci engine assembly and testing to German subsidiary, new Lampoldshausen facility planned
By European Spaceflight: ArianeGroup to transfer responsibility for Vinci engine assembly and testing from France to Germany, with a new Lampoldshausen facility set to be built.