Today In Space
Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 17, 2024, 11:19 PM PDT
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SpaceWatch Global
• Torsten Kriening
Rodrigo da Costa on EUSPA's Role in Space Services Growth
By SpaceWatch Global: Dr. Emma Gatti interviews Rodrigo da Costa, President of EUSPA, about how they are driving end user-friendly Space Industry services.
SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
International spaceports seek to collaborate
By SpaceNews.com: A group of existing and proposed spaceports are joining forces to share lessons learned and potentially develop standards for launch facilities around the world.
SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
ESA awards contract to begin work on Ramses asteroid mission
By SpaceNews.com: The European Space Agency signed a contract with OHB to begin work on an asteroid mission, but a decision on full funding for the mission is still more than a year away.
Reuters
• Karen Freifeld
US President Biden administration to ease restrictions on space-related exports to allies
By Reuters: The Biden administration on Thursday eased export restrictions on U.S. commercial space companies to ship certain satellite and spacecraft-related items to allies and partners.
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Yahoo Finance
Bloomberg
• Paayal Zaveri
A New Space Hub Thrives in Southern California
By Bloomberg: Hi, It’s Paayal Zaveri and Ed Ludlow in San Francisco. We recently traveled down to Southern California to bear witness to a flourishing space manufacturing hub, ignited in part by SpaceX.
GeekWire
• Alan Boyle
Why housing affordability looms as a final frontier for Seattle area’s space industry
By GeekWire: Participants in a panel at a Bellevue Chamber luncheon focusing on the Seattle area's space industry included, from left, U.S. Rep. Adam Smith; moderator.
Aviation Week
• Aviation Week Staff
Russia’s Gazprom Eyes LEO Satcom Constellation
By Aviation Week: Russian energy giant JSC Gazprom plans to deploy a low Earth orbit communications network to service the country’s government and business users.
