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Universe Today
• Evan Gough
How Flare Ribbons Reveal Hidden Solar Explosions on the Sun
By Universe Today: Solar flaring is complex behaviour triggered by reconnection, when magnetic field lines break and then snap back to the Sun's surface.
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SpaceWatch Global
• Judith Delany
ESPI AC 2026 - “The Moon Is Not Yours. It’s Ours.” Ricardo Conde on Europe’s Future in Space
By SpaceWatch Global: Ricardo Conde joins Judith Delany to discuss European lunar exploration, Portugal’s space ambitions and why the Moon could offer humanity a reset.
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Space.com
• Hanneke Weitering, Tariq Malik
On this day in space! Oct. 21, 2008: India launches its 1st mission to the moon with Chandrayaan-1
By Space.com: On Oct. 21, 2008, the Indian Space Research Organization launched its first mission to the moon. Here's why it mattered.
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• Sandra Erwin
U.S. Air Force explores military resupply from space in latest SpaceX Starfall flight
By SpaceNews.com: WASHINGTON — The U.S. Air Force is testing whether military supplies can withstand the rigors of spaceflight aboard SpaceX’s new Starfall reentry capsule, part of a Pentagon effort to explore using commercial space vehicles to deliver critical equipment to forces around the world.
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Wall Street Journal
• Drew Fitzgerald, Marcus Walker
How Does the Ukrainian Military Use Starlink?
By Wall Street Journal: Ukraine is using a basic Starshield service, which uses Starlink’s standard equipment with different features.
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NASA Spaceflight
• Martin Smith
China readies first commercial resupply craft, first booster reflight, and next landing attempt
By NASA Spaceflight: As its launch cadence continues to grow, China is stepping further towards reusable rockets as it prepares for the first re-flight of a previously-flown booster, while the Chang Zheng 12A will attempt to become China’s third rocket to have its first stage recovered, on its second attempt.
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Via Satellite
• Mark Holmes
Orbius CEO Halldor Sigurdsson Talks 'New Era' for Satellite in Thursday Morning Conversation
By Via Satellite: Partner Content Orbius CEO Halldor Sigurdsson Talks ‘New Era’ for Satellite in Thursday Morning Conversation Wednesday, October 21, 2026 Internet connectivity alone is no longer enough for the problems that businesses are trying to solve.
