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Last Updated: Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025, 11:57 AM PDT
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ESA completes review of $25.5B programme ahead of ministerial meeting; UK‑led 'Truths' proposal dropped
By Space Intel Report: LA PLATA, Maryland — The European Space Agency (ESA) has put the entire package of program….
China expands classified geostationary satellite series with Long March 5 launch
By SpaceNews.com: China expands classified geostationary satellite series with Long March 5 launch China launched the latest in a series of clandestine satellites Thursday, using the country’s most powerful rocket to send the spacecraft to geosynchronous transfer orbit.
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.
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.
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.