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Last Updated: Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, 4:19 AM PST
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SpaceNews.com
• Jason Rainbow
Space domain awareness faces a data-management crisis as collection outpaces processing
By SpaceNews.com: Managing space domain awareness data has become a greater challenge than collecting it.
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SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
Blue Origin schedules second New Glenn launch for Nov. 9 carrying two NASA Mars spacecraft
By SpaceNews.com: Blue Origin says the second launch of its New Glenn rocket, carrying a pair of NASA Mars spacecraft, is scheduled for Nov. 9.
SpaceWatch Global
• Joshua Faleti
ESA Validates Ecosmic’s SAFE Space Domain Awareness System on Agency Satellites
By SpaceWatch Global: The European Space Agency is testing SAFE, Ecosmic's flagship Space Domain Awareness (SDA) solution, on a selection of ESA-operated satellites.
Space.com
• Daisy Dobrijevic
NOAA: Surprise geomagnetic storm arrives early; further solar impacts may disrupt satellites, GNSS and power systems
By Space.com: Northern lights danced overnight and more displays may follow tonight, as solar storms continue.
SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
Rocket Lab launches sixth iQPS radar-imaging satellite aboard Electron
By SpaceNews.com: A Rocket Lab Electron rocket launched a radar imaging satellite for Japanese company iQPS on Nov. 5.
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Aerospace America
• Paul Brinkmann
SpaceX aiming for 170 Falcon 9 launches this year, exec says
By Aerospace America: Stay Up to Date Submit your email address to receive the latest industry and Aerospace America news. ORLANDO — SpaceX is on track to launch its Falcon 9 rockets up to 170 times by the end of the year, after surpassing its 2024 total in late October.
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Ars Technica
• Stephen Clark
Google engineers propose orbital data centers to power AI workloads
By Ars Technica: Google engineers think they already have all the pieces needed to build a data center in orbit.
