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Last Updated: Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025, 8:20 PM PST
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Space.com
• Simonetta Di Pippo
Avoiding Conflict on the Moon: Governing Lunar Water-Ice Use and Appropriation
By Space.com: A vital question is whether the moon's water ice be used without some level of appropriation.
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Satellite News Network
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cosmiclog.com
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NASA leadership turnover complicates Artemis moon-landing timetable
By cosmiclog.com: NASA is facing increasingly sharp challenges as it pursues its goal of landing astronauts on the moon again before this decade is out — and as the space agency braces for another leadership change,….
Universe Today
NASA Faces Another Shift in Its Leadership
Space.com
• Mike Wall
SpaceX launches two Falcon 9s less than four hours apart from Florida, reaching 146 missions in 2025
By Space.com: SpaceX has now launched 146 Falcon 9 missions in 2025.
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South China Morning Post
• Agence France-Presse
Companies vie to build the first commercial space station as NASA eyes 2030 ISS retirement
By South China Morning Post: Companies like Vast, Axiom and Blue Origin are in a fierce competition to develop commercial space habitats.
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SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
Blue Origin plans early‑2026 New Glenn launch, may reuse same booster
By SpaceNews.com: After a successful second flight of New Glenn, Blue Origin is looking to perform its next launch early next year, possibly with the same booster.
European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
ESA Astronaut Sophie Adenot to Test New European Spacesuit on ISS in 2026
By European Spaceflight: ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot will test a new European-made spacesuit during her mission to the International Space Station in 2026.
South China Morning Post
• Frank Chen
Chinese state-owned space contractor to launch lower-priced suborbital tourism package
By South China Morning Post: A state-owned giant is expected to unveil a space tourism package this week, with suborbital trips priced lower than US rivals SpaceX and Blue Origin.
