Today In Space
Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, 11:35 AM PST
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SES Secures Full Ku‑Band Capacity on SKY Perfect JSAT’s Superbird‑C2 to Expand Airline Connectivity Across Japan and Asia
By Runway Girl: SES will soon provide more satellite capacity over Japan and across Asia for commercial airline customers following an agreement for the full Ku-band capacity of the geostationary communications satellite Superbird-C2, owned by SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation.
The Artemis Accords By the Numbers. Sixty Nations Have Now Signed On
By Payload: The accords celebrated their fifth anniversary last month. As such, here’s a roundup of where they stand.
Intuitive Machines to Acquire Lanteris; Boosts Lunar and Near‑Space Data Services with $920M Backlog
By investors.intuitivemachines.com: The combined entity revenue exceeds $850 million*, with positive Adjusted EBITDA*, and $920 million* in backlog Expedites and enhances delivery against key existing contracts, including Near Space Network Services Expands Intuitive Machines’ data services business from lunar and Earth-based.
Geopolitics and AI Reshape the Earth-Observation Market — Implications for Operators, Suppliers and Defence
By SpaceNews.com: Geopolitical Shifts and AI Reshapes Earth Observation Market.
Reflex Aerospace raises €50M Series A to scale European satellite production
By Payload: Reflex Aerospace closed a €50M Series A to expand its production capacity and meet the rising demand for European-made sats.
Why the U.S. shouldn’t simply race to Lagrange points
By SpaceNews.com: Why the U.S. shouldn’t simply race to Lagrange points.
Sentinel-1D + Ariane 6 ready for liftoff
By satnews:  The time has come… ESA‘s Sentinel-1D satellite is in on its launch pad at Europe’s spaceport in French Guiana.