Space.comLeonard David

China and NASA accelerate moon-ready architectures: China targets astronaut landings by 2030; NASA plans a near-monthly robot-le

China is integrating its robotic Chang’e lunar activities with its human spaceflight program to land astronauts on the Moon by 2030. In parallel, NASA says it will start building a lunar base with near-monthly robotic landings in 2027, with crews potentially living for months by the early 2030s, and has selected Venturi Astrolab and Lunar Outpost for crewed lunar terrain vehicles for Artemis.

2026-05-27T11:13:00.583858-07:00
SpaceNews.comDebra Werner

Kongsberg NanoAvionics sets sights on building and supporting sovereign constellations

By SpaceNews.com: NanoAvionics, founded in 2014, was known for producing individual satellites and small constellations until April, when the company won a 122.5-million-euro contract ($142 million) to build the initial 280 satellites for SpinLaunch’s Meridian Space broadband constellation.

2026-05-27T08:56:31.787539-07:00
SpaceNews.comDavid Ariosto

As geopolitics reshape space, SpinLaunch sees an opening

By SpaceNews.com: SpinLaunch CEO Massimiliano “Massi” Ladovaz paints an ambitious picture of a rapidly shifting space industry driven as much by geopolitics and sovereignty as by engineering innovation.

2026-05-27T09:12:42.327373-07:00
BloombergNicolas S. Rohatyn

Ordinary Americans Deserve a Fair Shot at IPOs

By Bloomberg: This year, two of the most consequential companies in America are expected to go public. SpaceX, which released its initial public offering prospectus last week, is targeting a valuation of at least $1.75 trillion, the largest debut in market history.

Also: Reuters and CNA
2026-05-27T05:54:47.652945-07:00