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SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

Enpulsion and Orbion partner to supply electric propulsion systems for European spacecraft

The spacecraft propulsion companies will collaborate to provide electric thruster systems to European spacecraft manufacturers. The announcement points to a joint supplier offering in a market where spacecraft makers are weighing propulsion options, though the available report gives no details on system specifications, contracts or delivery timelines.

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2026-11-10T05:20:39.444492-08:00

aviation Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

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CNBC • Michael Bloom

Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, American Airlines, Ralph Lauren, MongoDB & more

By CNBC: Here are Tuesday's biggest calls on Wall Street: Morgan Stanley reiterates SpaceX as overweight Morgan Stanley said it's sticking with the space stock.

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2026-11-10T06:04:52.607293-08:00

Space Exploration & Science Missions

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Universe Today • Andy Tomaswick

Tiny Solar Whirlpools May Hold the Secret to the Sun’s Blistering Corona

By Universe Today: For the second time in a few weeks, we’re writing about research into the temperature gap between the Sun’s surface and its corona.

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2026-11-10T06:15:37.468455-08:00

Satellite Space Force Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

SpaceNews.com • Jeff Foust

High demand prompts Rocket Lab to raise launch prices

By SpaceNews.com: Rocket Lab is increasing prices for launches of its Electron and Neutron rockets, citing high demand for the vehicles in a constrained market.

defence-blog.com

U.S. Space Force and ICEYE book Rocket Lab’s unflown Neutron rocket

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Rocket Lab Ups Neutron Launch Price Ahead of ‘27 Debut

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2026-11-10T03:00:38.918094-08:00

Europe Launch Vehicles & Space Transportation Commercial Space

FlightGlobal • David Kaminski-Morrow

UK’s SaxaVord awaits first launch as RFA One flight moves to 2027

By FlightGlobal: Several firms aim to use Scottish spaceport for orbital and suborbital missions. Germany’s Rocket Factory Augsburg is looking to conduct its first launch from the UK’s SaxaVord spaceport next year.

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2026-11-10T04:05:48.194833-08:00

defense Defense Industry & Major Contractors

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Payload • Douglas Gorman

Exclusive: Lyra Systems Emerges from Stealth to Solve the Valley of Death

By Payload: Lyra Systems announced an agreement with the DoD aimed at helping early-stage technologies traverse unscathed across the Valley of Death.

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2026-11-10T06:05:23.935847-08:00

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SpaceNews.com • Seagate Space

Kratos and Seagate Space Partner to Advance Mobile Offshore Launch Capabilities for National Security Missions

By SpaceNews.com: SAN DIEGO, CA, November 10, 2026 – Kratos Defense & Security Solutions, Inc., a technology company in defense, national security, and global markets, today announced a long-term agreement with Seagate Space for use of the company’s first Gateway offshore launch platform.

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2026-11-10T06:30:41.438913-08:00

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SpaceNews.com • Sandra Erwin

Anduril unveils satellite technology for space surveillance

By SpaceNews.com: GTON — Defense technology company Anduril unveiled three new satellite payload systems that it has tested in orbit, including an infrared sensor designed to track spacecraft in Earth’s shadow.

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2026-11-10T06:30:41.496628-08:00

Enpulsion and Orbion partner to supply electric propulsion systems for European spacecraft

Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, American Airlines, Ralph Lauren, MongoDB & more

Tiny Solar Whirlpools May Hold the Secret to the Sun’s Blistering Corona

High demand prompts Rocket Lab to raise launch prices

U.S. Space Force and ICEYE book Rocket Lab’s unflown Neutron rocket

Rocket Lab Ups Neutron Launch Price Ahead of ‘27 Debut

UK’s SaxaVord awaits first launch as RFA One flight moves to 2027

Exclusive: Lyra Systems Emerges from Stealth to Solve the Valley of Death

Kratos and Seagate Space Partner to Advance Mobile Offshore Launch Capabilities for National Security Missions

Anduril unveils satellite technology for space surveillance

Tiny Solar Whirlpools May Hold the Secret to the Sun’s Blistering Corona

Kratos and Seagate Space Partner to Advance Mobile Offshore Launch Capabilities for National Security Missions

Anduril unveils satellite technology for space surveillance

Here are Tuesday's biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, SpaceX, American Airlines, Ralph Lauren, MongoDB & more

Exclusive: Lyra Systems Emerges from Stealth to Solve the Valley of Death

Enpulsion and Orbion collaborate on spacecraft propulsion systems

Kuaizhou to debut reusable Kuaizhou-6 and low-cost Kuaizhou-12 rockets in 2027

ESCAPADE on its way to Mars after Earth flybys

Orbital Eye to Monitor Dutch Electricity Transmission Grid Construction from Space

France orders IRIS spy satellites from Airbus, Thales

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NASA awards lunar transport, lander and technology work to advance Moon Base plans

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