Today In Space
Last Updated: Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025, 11:42 AM PST
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Via Satellite
• Sscott; Jeffrey Hill
Keysight and KT SAT achieve industry-first 5G NR-NTN multi-orbit handover between GEO and LEO using KOREASAT-6A
By Via Satellite: Keysight Technologies and KT SAT completed what they called "the industry's first successful NR-NTN multi-orbit handover between a commercial GEO.
Via Satellite
• Jeffrey Hill
Nordic Semiconductor Brings New Direct-to-Satellite IoT Software Kit to Market
By Via Satellite: Nordic Semiconductor has launched a new software and development kit with satellite at the heart of it. The new nRF9151 SMA Development Kit (DK) will.
Via Satellite
• Jeffrey Hill
Rogers Communications launches satellite in Canada — major milestone for Canadian satcom
By Via Satellite: Rogers Satellite has now officially launched in Canada. It is a major milestone for Rogers Communications, one of the largest telcos in Canada. The new.
Payload
• Sharmila Kuthunur
Kuva Space and WWF‑Indonesia Launch Hyperspectral Satellite Trial to Map Blue Carbon
By Payload: Finland’s Kuva Space and World Wildlife Fund(WWF)-Indonesia have launched a first-of-its-kind effort to test whether hyperspectral satellite data can.
webpronews.com
• Maya Perez
Alphabet’s 2015 $900M stake in SpaceX (now 7.4%) could be worth $111B at a $1.5T IPO
By webpronews.com: Alphabet's 2015 investment of $900 million in SpaceX, now diluted to 7.4%, could yield $111 billion if SpaceX IPOs at a $1.5 trillion valuation in 2026.
SpaceNews.com
• Sandra Erwin
K2 Space raises $250 million to scale high-power satellite line
By SpaceNews.com: K2 Space raises $250 million to scale high-power satellite line K2 Space raises $250 million to scale high-power satellite line.
Space.com
• John Loeffler
AI-assisted system pilots free‑flying robot around ISS in first on‑orbit autonomy demo
By Space.com: "This is the first time AI has been used to help control a robot on the ISS.".
