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Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025, 11:16 AM PDT
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UK Space Command: Russia is targeting UK satellites weekly — implications and responses
By Space.com: Russia is targeting UK space infrastructure, and in particular military satellites, on a weekly basis, according to the head of UK Space Command.

NVIDIA GPU bound for orbit next month as push for in‑space data centres accelerates
By Space.com: "In 10 years, nearly all new data centers will be being built in outer space.".

How Artemis 2's Orion spacecraft will house four astronauts for a 10-day moon mission
By SpaceQ: In the first hours after Artemis 2 leaves Earth for its historic moon mission, which could be as early as February 2026. the astronauts will do a practice docking in their Lockheed Martin Orion spacecraft.

US Space Force to Award $905M for Maneuverable Commercial GEO Satellite Fleet
By Air & Space Forces Mag: The Space Force plans to award $905 million in contracts, starting this year, to form a fleet of maneuverable commercial satellites in GEO.

Trio Of New Spacecraft Eyed For International Space Station Cargo Runs
By Aviation Week: JAXA, Sierra Space and The Exploration Co. hope their craft will join the fleet of station cargo ships.

Avio Approves €400M Capital Increase; Board Authorized to Pursue Further Fundraises
By European Spaceflight: Avio shareholders have approved a €400 million capital increase and granted its board the power to pursue a future raise without further shareholder approval.

Cyprus joins European Space Agency as an Associate Member
By ESA: The Republic of Cyprus has signed an Associate Agreement with the European Space Agency, and is expected to become an Associate Member in the coming months.