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Space.com
• Josh Dinner
Today In Space
Last Updated: Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2025, 2:04 PM PDT
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Breaking Defense
• Theresa Hitchens
SPACECOM chief doubles down on need for on-orbit mobility
By Breaking Defense: The Space Force, however, has been lukewarm on funding support for what it calls "Space Access, Mobility and Logistics.".
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Wall Street Journal
• Micah Maidenberg
NASA and Congress Wrestle Over the Space Station—and How to Replace It
By Wall Street Journal: Acting administrator Sean Duffy directed NASA to support a broad set of private space-station work as officials battle over winding down the ISS.
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Space Intel Report
• Peter B. de Selding
Thaicom Q2 revenue and satellite fill rate up from Q1; waiting for launch of Astranis-built Thaicom 9
By Space Intel Report: TUPPER LAKE, NY — Telecommunications satellite fleet operator Thaicom of Thailand, which is moving aggressively into….
NASA Spaceflight
• Jake Rees
How SpaceX modified Pad 1 for Ship Static Fire tests to cover Massey’s downtime
By NASA Spaceflight: Following the energetic RUD of Ship 36 at Massey’s on June 18, teams at the….
Space.com
• Andrew Jones
Space junk cleanup tech that could 'shepherd' debris into Earth's atmosphere gets US patent
By Space.com: "Our distributed architecture solves a key challenge in orbital debris removal by enabling the deorbit and reentry of multiple large debris objects sustainably and economically.".
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SpaceNews.com
• Starris Space Systems
Eoptic and Starris establish strategic partnership to develop multispectral satellite imaging payloads
By SpaceNews.com: Eoptic and Starris establish strategic partnership to develop multispectral satellite imaging payloads.
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SpaceNews.com
• Jeff Foust
Interlune to fly instrument on Astrolab’s FLIP rover
By SpaceNews.com: Interlune, a startup with plans to harvest helium-3 from the moon, will fly an instrument on the first lunar rover from fellow startup Astrolab.
