SPHEREx Just Took the Fingerprints of Failed Stars Across Our Cosmic Neighborhood
By Universe Today: Brown dwarfs are the black (or brown?) sheep of astronomy. They’re too big to be considered a traditional gas planet, but they are too small to have started nuclear fusion and made the full transition to star-hood.
PlaneSense Extends IFC with Gogo Galileo Deal
By PaxEx.Aero: Longtime Gogo customer PlaneSense is extending its relationship with the inflight connectivity supplier, with plans to equip its full fleet of Pilatus PC-12 turboprops and PC-24 jets with Gogo Galileo satellite Wi-Fi.
BlackSky and HEO extend agreement to gather non-Earth imagery
By SpaceNews.com: SAN FRANCISCO – BlackSky Technology announced a seven-figure extension contract Oct. 15 with Australian non-Earth imagery company HEO.
Scientists discover 'chemical starter kit' for life in planetary birthplaces
By Space.com: An important piece in the puzzle of the interstellar chemistry that can lead to planets and life has come to light in several young star systems.
#SpaceWatchGL Recap: Riyadh Day Three: Knowing Who Is Up There
By SpaceWatch Global: Riyadh day three: satellite identification, space cyber threats, live GEO interference and COPUOS progress, plus our verdict on three days ahead of WRC-27.
United begins Starlink rollout on 737 MAX 8 fleet, starting with Guam-based jets
By AeroTime: United begins Starlink installation on 737 MAX 8 fleet in Guam after completing island's switch from 737-800s ahead of schedule, with fleet-wide rollout by 2027.
BlackSky Renews HEO Deal, Adds Gen-3 Imagery for Space Domain Awareness
By Payload: BlackSky Technology inked a seven-figure deal to extend its partnership with non-Earth imaging provider HEO for another year.