SpaceWatch Global
• Joshua Faleti
SpaceWatch Global
• Joshua Faleti
Today In Space
Last Updated: Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, 2:51 AM PDT
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SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
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.
China
Satellite
LEO
Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation
Human Spaceflight & Space Stations
Commercial Space
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NASA Spaceflight
• Haygen Warren
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….
issinrealtime.org
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.
Also:
Ars Technica and
The Verge
Via Satellite
• Rachel Jewett
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.
Satellite Evolution
• Satellite Evolution Group
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.
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Via Satellite
Space.com
• Daisy Dobrijevic
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
Supply Chain
Europe
Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation
Space Policy & International Cooperation
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European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
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.
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ESA
