European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
The European Space Agency has approved development of Denmark’s first mission to the Moon, allowing the programme to proceed under ESA oversight and enter initial development activities. ESA and Danish authorities currently target the mission’s launch for 2029, marking Denmark’s first planned lunar flight.
NASA Spaceflight
• Chris Bergin
By NASA Spaceflight: SpaceX is gearing up for a new chapter in its ambitious Starship program, with the….
Reuters
• Rishabh Jaiswal
By Reuters: Starlink will begin a reconfiguration of its satellite constellation by lowering all of its satellites orbiting at around 550 km (342 miles) to 480 km over the course of 2026, Michael Nicolls, SpaceX's vice president of Starlink engineering, said on Thursday.
Universe Today
• Mark Thompson
By Universe Today: Lunar dust poses one of the most persistent challenges for spacecraft operations on the Moon, clinging stubbornly to surfaces and infiltrating equipment with potentially devastating consequences.
Space Intel Report
• Reuters Events
By Space Intel Report: London, UK – November 6, 2025 – Reuters Events and the Journal of Commerce (JOC) spotlight….
New Indian Express
• Tejal Sinha
By New Indian Express: As space becomes increasingly crowded, the invisible threat of orbital debris is turning into one of the biggest challenges for the global space ecosystem.
SpaceWatch Global
• Torsten Kriening
By SpaceWatch Global: Join us at the sidelines of the EU ISOS Strategic Forum 2025 in Munich where we with Dr Xavier Pasco, Director of FRS.
Universe Today
• Mark Thompson
By Universe Today: ESA’s Gaia space telescope has achieved something astronomers thought nearly impossible, detecting planets while they’re still forming inside the dusty discs surrounding newborn stars.
Wall Street Journal
• Micah Maidenberg; Brian McGill
New York Times
• Eric Niiler
NASA Spaceflight
• Haygen Warren
SpaceNews.com
• Jason Rainbow
