Today In Space
Last Updated: Wednesday, Nov. 26, 2025, 2:45 PM PST
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Universe Today
• Mark Thompson
The Strange Physics Beneath Icy Moons
By Universe Today: Beneath the frozen shells of Saturn's tiny moons, hidden oceans might occasionally boil, not from heat, but from dropping pressure as ice melts from below.
Space.com
• Elizabeth Howell
Soyuz crew to join ISS in time for Thanksgiving — astronauts plan lobster dinner (video)
By Space.com: If all goes to plan, a new Soyuz astronaut crew will join the ISS in time for Thanksgiving dinner.
NASA Spaceflight
Soyuz MS-28 poised to launch three new crew members to ISS
Space.com
• Mike Wall
South Korea’s Nuri rocket successfully launches Earth-observation satellite on its fourth flight
By Space.com: It was the fourth-ever flight for the 155-foot-tall Nuri.
Satellite News Network
South Korea launches Earth-observation satellite on homegrown Nuri rocket
Satellite Evolution
Alén Space completes development of the ETRISat satellite for South Korea’s ETRI
Via Satellite
• Rachel Jewett
AST SpaceMobile opens new manufacturing facilities in Texas and Florida to scale direct-to-cell satellite production
By Via Satellite: AST SpaceMobile is expanding its manufacturing capabilities with the addition of two new sites, one in Texas and one in Florida.
Ars Technica
• Eric Berger
Can Russia’s revived Soyuz-5 win customers after the Ukraine war cut off Western launch business?
By Ars Technica: After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the Western market for satellite launches dried up.
New York Times
• Kenneth Chang
Perseverance Records Audio Evidence of Lightning in Mars’ Atmosphere
By New York Times: The Perseverance rover picked up audio evidence of electric discharges in the red planet’s atmosphere.
European Spaceflight
• Andrew Parsonson
ESA Weighs Repurposing European Service Module and Earth Return Orbiter as U.S. Support for Artemis/MSR Wavers
By European Spaceflight: ESA is exploring repurposing the European Service Module and Earth Return Orbiter amid uncertainty over US support for the Artemis and Mars Sample Return missions.
