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Last Updated: Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025, 2:36 AM PST
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Dcubed to demonstrate in-orbit manufacturing of large solar arrays
By SpaceNews.com: German company Dcubed is moving into in-space manufacturing with a series of missions to demonstrate production of large solar arrays in orbit.
(FR) Space surveillance: Aldoria and ONERA ramp up with a €12 million programme
By latribune.fr: EXCLUSIF. La pépite toulousaine et le centre français de recherche aérospatiale vont déployer cinq stations multi-télescopes pour détecter de jour comme de nuit les satellites en orbite basse.
Blue Origin shifts from rocket startup to manufacturer, says Mars is 'on radar' at Dubai Airshow
By Bloomberg: Blue Origin LLC has transformed itself into a manufacturer from beginnings as a rocket company, a top executive said at the Dubai Airshow.
SEOPS Books Dedicated Isar Aerospace Spectrum Launch for 2028
By European Spaceflight: US launch aggregator SEOPS has booked a dedicated Isar Aerospace Spectrum mission for 2028, adding to the company's growing manifest.
SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches USSF-124 Carrying MDA and SDA Satellites
By Breaking Defense: ![A Space X Falcon 9 rocket launches from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The rocket was launched as part of classified mission USSF-124, sending six satellites to orbit - two for the Missile Defense Agency and four for the Space Development Agency.
Maritime Launch Services and T‑minus Engineering to Launch Suborbital Test Vehicle to 100 km from Nova Scotia Next Week
By halifax.citynews.ca: A space vehicle will be launched from Nova Scotia, marking a significant milestone for the technology company on the province’s eastern shore. Maritime Launch Services, behind Spaceport Nova Scotia in the Canso area, is partnering with a company from the Netherlands, T-minus Engineering, to launch a test vehicle 100 kilometres up from Canada’s shore.
After last week’s successful landing, what’s next for Blue Origin’s launch ambitions?
By Ars Technica: “There’s never been such a high demand for launch as there is right now.”….