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Payload • Victoria Woodburn

Xona prepares six Pulsar satellites for launch as it scales production toward 250

With FCC approval secured and six satellites ready for the launch pad, Xona is shifting its focus to production capacity for the next 250 Pulsar spacecraft. The effort marks a transition from preparing an initial batch for launch to scaling manufacturing for a much larger satellite program.

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2026-10-07T06:06:14.179151-07:00

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Ars Technica • Stephen Clark

If you're looking, here's a "good deal" for NASA and the European Space Agency

By Ars Technica: We are in the era of people interested in having good deals, and LISA is a very good deal for the US.".

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2026-10-07T04:05:45.108330-07:00

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SpaceWatch Global • Torsten Kriening

#SpaceWatchGL Recap: IAC 2026 Day Two: Who Takes Over When the ISS Goes?

By SpaceWatch Global: IAC 2026 Day Two: commercial station CEOs on Crew Dragon's exit, Artemis II industry lessons, Aselsan's AstraLink specs and Italy–Türkiye space cooperation.

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NASA Chief Isaacman, Former Shuttle Commander Precourt Talk the Future of Flight at NBAA-BACE

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Crew Dragon Carrying Russian Cosmonaut Fedyayev Undocks From ISS

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2026-10-07T03:15:04.945958-07:00

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Space.com • Leonard David

Can we protect historic sites on the moon from the coming lunar rush?

By Space.com: As lunar traffic increases, controlled crash landings of moon orbiters and rocket stages are becoming an attractive end-of-mission disposal strategy. And that's a problem.

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2026-10-07T03:06:36.042785-07:00

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SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Axiom Space working to revise lunar spacesuit for early Artemis missions

By SpaceNews.com: Axiom Space expects to hear from NASA soon on the configuration for a simplified spacesuit the company will develop for the initial Artemis missions.

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2026-10-07T03:20:38.414210-07:00

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Bloomberg • Ted Mann

SpaceX Push on Spectrum Access Gets Aerospace Industry Backlash

By Bloomberg: SpaceX and its allies are pushing the Trump administration for easier access to bands of wireless spectrum, triggering fierce opposition from other users of the same frequencies who warn that the space industry’s plans risk disrupting everything from flight tests to hospital equipment to TV broadcasts.

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2026-10-07T03:06:18.971638-07:00

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European Spaceflight • Andrew Parsonson

ArianeGroup Completes Second Themis Wet Dress Rehearsal

By European Spaceflight: ArianeGroup has completed a second wet dress rehearsal of ESA's Themis reusable rocket demonstrator at Esrange.

Also: SpaceNews.com

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2026-10-07T01:28:42.572172-07:00

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Space.com • Mike Wall

2026-10-06T23:06:00.556737-07:00

Xona prepares six Pulsar satellites for launch as it scales production toward 250

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Axiom Space working to revise lunar spacesuit for early Artemis missions

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ArianeGroup Completes Second Themis Wet Dress Rehearsal

South Korea launches Nuri rocket carrying 15 satellites, its 1st liftoff of 2026 (photo)

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Exclusive: Xona Ramps Up Production Ahead of Pulsar Launch

If you're looking, here's a "good deal" for NASA and the European Space Agency

#SpaceWatchGL Recap: IAC 2026 Day Two: Who Takes Over When the ISS Goes?

Axiom Space working to revise lunar spacesuit for early Artemis missions

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Can we protect historic sites on the moon from the coming lunar rush?

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Dawn Aerospace Expands into Germany Amid Growing Space Defense Investment

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SpaceX seeks $40 billion financing led by Apollo to buy Nvidia AI chips, FT reports

SpaceX seeks $40 billion financing led by Apollo to buy Nvidia AI chips, FT reports

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