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SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Enpulsion and Orbion partner to supply electric propulsion systems for European spacecraft

The spacecraft propulsion companies will collaborate to provide electric thruster systems to European spacecraft manufacturers. The announcement points to a joint supplier offering in a market where spacecraft makers are weighing propulsion options, though the available report gives no details on system specifications, contracts or delivery timelines.

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2026-11-10T05:20:39.444492-08:00

Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

UK’s SaxaVord awaits first launch as RFA One flight moves to 2027

By FlightGlobal: Several firms aim to use Scottish spaceport for orbital and suborbital missions. Germany’s Rocket Factory Augsburg is looking to conduct its first launch from the UK’s SaxaVord spaceport next year.

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2026-11-10T04:05:48.194833-08:00

Satellite Space Force Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

High demand prompts Rocket Lab to raise launch prices

By SpaceNews.com: Rocket Lab is increasing prices for launches of its Electron and Neutron rockets, citing high demand for the vehicles in a constrained market.

defence-blog.com

U.S. Space Force and ICEYE book Rocket Lab’s unflown Neutron rocket

Yahoo Finance

Rocket Lab slumps on earnings miss despite revenue beat

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2026-11-10T03:00:38.918094-08:00

China Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

SpaceNews.com • Andrew Jones

Kuaizhou to debut reusable Kuaizhou-6 and low-cost Kuaizhou-12 rockets in 2027

By SpaceNews.com: Chinese launch firm Kuaizhou Aerospace plans to conduct first launches of new rockets next year, including a first-stage recovery attempt.

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2026-11-10T03:35:57.853971-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions NASA

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

ESCAPADE on its way to Mars after Earth flybys

By SpaceNews.com: Two NASA smallsats are headed toward Mars after completing flybys of Earth nearly a year after their launch.

Space.com

NASA's twin ESCAPADE Mars probes slingshot around Earth in unprecedented double 'gravity assist'

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2026-11-10T01:15:52.598913-08:00

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AeroTime • Clement Charpentreau

France orders IRIS spy satellites from Airbus, Thales

By AeroTime: Airbus and Thales will build two IRIS military observation satellites for France, replacing the CSO fleet by 2035 with improved imagery and space surveillance.

DefenseNews.com

France orders military Earth-observation satellites for more than €1.5 billion

Satellite Evolution

Airbus to deliver IRIS, France’s next generation military Earth observation satellites

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2026-11-10T00:49:10.902504-08:00

Satellite Europe

SpaceWatch Global • Joshua Faleti

Orbital Eye to Monitor Dutch Electricity Transmission Grid Construction from Space

By SpaceWatch Global: Orbital Eye will use COSMIC-EYE satellite imagery to monitor construction of TenneT's 380 kV Rilland–Tilburg power line.

1 Source

2026-11-10T01:15:23.069784-08:00

Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

European Spaceflight • Andrew Parsonson

Isar Aerospace Could Launch Third Spectrum Rocket as Early as 26 November

By European Spaceflight: According to a Norwegian aviation notice, Isar Aerospace could launch its third Spectrum rocket as early as 26 November.

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2026-11-09T23:28:11.227798-08:00

Enpulsion and Orbion partner to supply electric propulsion systems for European spacecraft

UK’s SaxaVord awaits first launch as RFA One flight moves to 2027

High demand prompts Rocket Lab to raise launch prices

U.S. Space Force and ICEYE book Rocket Lab’s unflown Neutron rocket

Rocket Lab slumps on earnings miss despite revenue beat

Kuaizhou to debut reusable Kuaizhou-6 and low-cost Kuaizhou-12 rockets in 2027

ESCAPADE on its way to Mars after Earth flybys

NASA's twin ESCAPADE Mars probes slingshot around Earth in unprecedented double 'gravity assist'

France orders IRIS spy satellites from Airbus, Thales

France orders military Earth-observation satellites for more than €1.5 billion

Airbus to deliver IRIS, France’s next generation military Earth observation satellites

Orbital Eye to Monitor Dutch Electricity Transmission Grid Construction from Space

Isar Aerospace Could Launch Third Spectrum Rocket as Early as 26 November

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

UK’s SaxaVord awaits first launch as RFA One flight moves to 2027

Kuaizhou to debut reusable Kuaizhou-6 and low-cost Kuaizhou-12 rockets in 2027

High demand prompts Rocket Lab to raise launch prices

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Orbital Eye to Monitor Dutch Electricity Transmission Grid Construction from Space

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