Ars Technica
• Eric Berger
NASA has reorganized its Artemis launch vehicles and confirms Orion is ready to fly on the upcoming Artemis mission, but the agency has not resolved who will provide a crewed lunar lander. The move advances the flight schedule while leaving surface access and contractor selection unsettled.
SpaceNews.com
• Jason Rainbow
By SpaceNews.com: Eutelsat has completed the last step in a 5 billion euro ($5.8 billion) refinancing plan to refresh its OneWeb constellation and support Europe’s IRIS² sovereign connectivity program, the French satellite operator announced March 6.
NASA Spaceflight
• Chris Bergin
By NASA Spaceflight: German aerospace company Rocket Factory Augsburg (RFA) has achieved a significant milestone in its quest….
Universe Today
• David Dickinson
By Universe Today: It’s tough sometimes, living with a tempestuous star. Modern human civilization and technology lives at the whim of the Sun, as it sends solar storms and punishing coronal mass ejections our way.
AeroTime
• Miquel Ros
By AeroTime: Portugal has issued the first license in Europe for a space vehicle re-entry at the Azores Spaceport.
SpaceNews.com
• Andrew Rush
By SpaceNews.com: Hyperscalers are coming to an orbit near you. Power will decide the winners.
Ars Technica
• Stephen Clark
By Ars Technica: It looks like United Launch Alliance will build more upper stages for NASA's SLS rocket.
European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
By European Spaceflight: The European Space Agency has lost contact with one of two PROBA-3 spacecraft after an anomaly forced it into survival mode.
SpaceNews.com
• Jarosław Adamowski
