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Last Updated: Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025, 9:33 PM PDT
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Commercial satellite servicing poised to grow as demand rises and costs fall
By SpaceNews.com: Rising demand and falling costs clear path for satellite servicing.
Blue Origin outlines lunar lander progress as Artemis 3 contract dispute unfolds
By Spaceflight Now:  Blue Origin is still several years off from its currently contracted mission to bring astronauts to the Moon’s South Pole on the Artemis 5 mission.
SpaceX begins demolition at Starbase Pad 1 to prepare for Next‑Gen Starship infrastructure upgrades
By NASA Spaceflight: SpaceX has kicked off a significant demolition and upgrade phase at its Starbase facility, targeting….
Government shutdown threatens to slow preparations for NASA's Artemis 2
By SpaceNews.com: Preparations for NASA’s Artemis 2 launch could soon grind to a halt if the nearly month-long government shutdown continues, one industry executive warned.
ESA proposes $1.4B investment in resiliency technologies to connect Earth observation, navigation and telecom assets
By Space Intel Report: MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — European Space Agency (ESA) officials detailed the proposals they’ll submit to their….
FCC proposes modular 'licensing assembly line' to speed satellite approvals
By SpaceNews.com: The FCC voted Oct. 28 to propose creating a modular “licensing assembly line” that would overhaul its satellite application process to accelerate reviews and cut red tape.
Open Cosmos and Panasonic Detail 'Quiver' Project to Advance Optical Inter-Satellite Communications for Connected Constellations
By Via Satellite: Open Cosmos is working on a project with Japanese company Panasonic Operational Excellence Co. to advance optical inter-satellite communications.