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EarthDaily Launches Next-Generation Earth Observation Satellite

EarthDaily Analytics has successfully launched the first satellite of its advanced Earth observation constellation, marking a major milestone. The system will deliver daily, AI-enhanced, scientifically calibrated global imagery to monitor planetary changes, supporting smarter decisions for industries and governments. The full ten-satellite constellation is expected to be operational next year.

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SpaceX Launches 27 More Starlink Satellites, Expanding Megaconstellation

SpaceX launched 27 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral, boosting the constellation to over 7,800 active relays. The Falcon 9’s first stage was successfully recovered, marking its 20th landing. This mission follows a crew launch to the ISS, highlighting SpaceX’s rapid launch cadence and ongoing expansion of global satellite internet coverage.

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Starship Explosion Threatens SpaceX and NASA Artemis Timeline

SpaceX faces a major setback after a Starship upper stage explosion in Texas, raising concerns about delays to NASA’s Artemis Moon missions. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in the Starship program, critical for lunar and Mars ambitions. Elon Musk pledges renewed focus as financial and technical pressures mount.

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SpaceX Launches Starlink 10-16 Mission After Weather Delay in Florida

SpaceX successfully launched the Starlink 10-16 mission from Cape Canaveral after a weather delay, following the earlier Axiom Space Mission 4. The launch delivered more Starlink internet satellites to orbit, marking a busy day for Florida’s Space Coast with two major space launches.

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ICEYE to Provide SAR Satellite Data to NATO for Persistent Space Surveillance Initiative

ICEYE will supply SAR satellite data to NATO’s Allied Command Operations under the Persistent Space Surveillance Initiative (APSS). This partnership enhances NATO’s space-based intelligence capabilities, enabling rapid, all-weather Earth observation. ICEYE operates the world’s largest SAR satellite constellation, delivering high-resolution imagery to support military decision-making and situational awareness.

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Axiom-4 Astronauts Dock with ISS Aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon

Axiom Space’s Ax-4 mission, launched by SpaceX, sees four private astronauts—including Peggy Whitson—docking with the International Space Station. The crew, aboard the new Crew Dragon Grace, will conduct over 60 science experiments during their 14-day stay, marking a record for Axiom missions and featuring first-time ISS visitors from India, Poland, and Hungary.

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SpaceX Launches Starlink 10-16 Mission from Cape Canaveral

SpaceX successfully launched its Starlink 10-16 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. The mission advances the deployment of the Starlink satellite constellation, enhancing global satellite internet coverage and demonstrating SpaceX’s ongoing commitment to space-based connectivity solutions.

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NASA RockOn Student Sounding Rocket Launches June 26–29 from Wallops

NASA’s RockOn student mission will launch dozens of experiments on a Terrier-Improved Orion sounding rocket from Wallops Island, Virginia, June 26–29. The mission is part of NASA’s Sounding Rocket Program, engaging students and faculty in hands-on space research and education.

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Republic to Offer Tokenized Shares in SpaceX for Retail Investors

Investment firm Republic will enable retail investors to access tokenized shares of Elon Musk’s SpaceX, expanding opportunities to participate in one of the most valuable private space companies. This move could democratize investment in the space industry and increase public engagement with SpaceX.

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NASA Astronauts to Answer Alabama Students’ Questions from Space Station

NASA astronauts aboard the International Space Station will answer questions from Alabama students at Space Camp via a live downlink. The event celebrates the 65th anniversary of NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center and highlights ongoing space station research and NASA’s Artemis campaign for future Moon and Mars exploration.

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NASA’s Relay-2 Satellite Emits Powerful Radio Burst After 60 Years

NASA’s long-dead Relay-2 communications satellite, launched in 1964, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse in June 2024. Astronomers traced the signal to the derelict satellite, sparking questions about electrostatic discharges or collisions with space debris. The event highlights the unpredictable behavior of defunct satellites in Earth orbit.

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US Satellite Imagery Firms Warn of National Security Risks from NRO Budget Cuts

US satellite imagery providers are warning that proposed NRO budget cuts threaten national security and the commercial space industry. Executives argue the reductions undermine investment in advanced satellite constellations and could erode US leadership in space-based intelligence. Industry groups urge Congress to restore funding for commercial imagery procurement and related programs.

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Australia Prepares for Historic First Homegrown Rocket Launch by Gilmour Space

Gilmour Space Technologies is set to launch Eris, the first entirely Australian-made and launched orbital rocket, between July 1–3 from Bowen Orbital Spaceport. Overcoming technical delays, this mission aims to establish Australia as a sovereign launch provider, paving the way for future satellite launches for environmental, communications, and defense purposes.

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Mexican President Threatens Legal Action Against SpaceX Over Rocket Debris

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has threatened legal action against SpaceX for alleged contamination and debris from rocket launches near the US-Mexico border. The government is reviewing possible international law violations after Starship rocket debris reportedly washed up on Mexican beaches, raising environmental concerns.

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Rocket Lab to Launch European LEO-PNT Navigation Demo Satellites

Rocket Lab will launch two European navigation technology demonstration satellites for ESA, testing a future LEO-PNT constellation. The cubesats, built by GMV and Thales Alenia Space, will launch on Electron in December 2024. This mission highlights Europe’s ongoing reliance on non-European launchers for urgent spacecraft deployments.

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Satellite Images Reveal Damage to Iranian Nuclear Facilities After US Strikes

Satellite photos taken before and after the June 22 US strikes show the impact on Iran’s uranium enrichment sites at Isfahan, Fordo, and Natanz. While Donald Trump claimed they were ‘completely destroyed,’ Iran stated it evacuated nuclear material prior to the attacks.

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Lux Aeterna Secures $4M Pre-Seed Funding for Reusable Satellite Bus Platform

Lux Aeterna has raised $4 million in pre-seed funding to develop a reusable satellite bus platform. The startup aims to enable satellites that can be launched, returned, and redeployed, enhancing reliability and flexibility for space missions. Their first demonstration mission, Delphi, is planned for 2027.

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John Casani, Influential NASA Spacecraft Manager, Dies at 92

John Casani, a pioneering engineer, managed key NASA missions including Voyager, Galileo, and Cassini. His leadership and innovations in spacecraft design, deep space communications, and mission management shaped NASA’s exploration of the solar system and beyond, leaving a lasting legacy in space technology and interplanetary missions.

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Scientists Investigate How ‘Dead’ NASA Satellite Sent Radio Signal After 50 Years

Astronomers detected a radio signal from NASA’s Relay 2, a satellite deactivated since 1967. The brief signal, observed by Australia’s ASKAP, raises questions about possible causes, including electrostatic discharge or micrometeorite impact. The event highlights rare instances of zombie satellites unexpectedly resuming activity after decades.

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NASA Aircraft to Conduct Low-Level Science Flights Over California

NASA research aircraft will perform low-level flights over California from June 29 to July 2 to collect data on air pollution and greenhouse gases. Part of NASA’s Student Airborne Research Program, the mission offers hands-on experience for undergraduate students and supports atmospheric science.

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NASA’s Long-Dead Relay 2 Satellite Emits Unexpected Radio Burst After Decades

A NASA satellite, Relay 2, thought to be inactive since the 1960s, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio burst detected by astronomers using ASKAP. The event may have been caused by a micrometeoroid impact or an electrostatic discharge, offering new insights into satellite behavior and space debris monitoring.

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Blue Canyon Technologies Delivers CubeSat for NASA’s ARCSTONE Lunar Calibration Mission

Blue Canyon Technologies, an RTX company, has launched a CubeSat to support NASA’s ARCSTONE mission, which measures lunar spectral reflectance to calibrate space-based Earth observation imagers. This advanced satellite will enhance the accuracy of remote sensing and support future space missions with improved data quality.

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NASA’s Europa Mission: Searching for Life in Alien Oceans

NASA’s mission to Europa aims to explore the subsurface ocean beneath the moon’s icy crust, investigating whether it contains the essential ingredients for life. The mission will analyze Europa’s water, chemistry, and potential habitability, advancing our understanding of extraterrestrial oceans and the possibility of life beyond Earth.

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NASA Wallops Sounding Rocket Launch to Feature Student Experiments, Visible Across Mid-Atlantic

NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility will launch a Terrier-Improved Orion sounding rocket for the annual RockOn student mission between June 26-29, 2025. The event, featuring student and faculty experiments, will be visible across the Mid-Atlantic and livestreamed, highlighting NASA’s commitment to STEM education and hands-on spaceflight experience.

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Mexico Threatens Legal Action Against SpaceX Over Rocket Debris Contamination

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum is considering lawsuits against SpaceX due to alleged rocket debris contamination from launches near the US-Mexico border. Officials are reviewing environmental impacts and potential violations of international law after a recent Starship explosion. The US FAA recently increased SpaceX’s permitted annual launches despite environmental concerns.

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SpaceX Launches 27 Starlink Satellites on Falcon 9 Rocket

SpaceX is set to launch 27 Starlink communication satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday. The mission, part of the expanding Starlink internet constellation, will boost global connectivity. The Falcon 9 booster, making its 20th flight, will attempt a droneship landing after stage separation.

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Chinese Satellite Achieves 1 Gbps, Surpassing Starlink’s Speed

Chinese scientists have achieved 1 Gbps data transmission from a geostationary satellite, five times faster than Starlink. Using adaptive optics and mode diversity reception, this breakthrough offers stable, low-error, long-distance internet—potentially revolutionizing satellite connectivity, especially in remote areas, and impacting future space communications and navigation.

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James Webb Space Telescope Captures First Direct Image of Exoplanet TWA 7 b

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has achieved a milestone by capturing its first direct image of an exoplanet, TWA 7 b, about 100 light years away. This breakthrough enables astronomers to study young planetary systems and demonstrates Webb’s advanced imaging capabilities beyond indirect detection methods.

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Tom Stroup Advocates Equal Consideration for Satellite in BEAD Reforms

Tom Stroup argues that satellite broadband should receive equal consideration under new BEAD reforms. He warns that dismissing satellite as inferior could waste taxpayer dollars and delay universal connectivity, emphasizing the importance of including satellite solutions in broadband expansion efforts.

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First Photonic Quantum Computer Launched on Satellite to Revolutionize Space Data Processing

A photonic quantum computer—the first ever in orbit—was launched aboard SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission. Developed by the University of Vienna, this shoebox-sized device enables real-time, on-board data analysis for satellites, promising breakthroughs in secure communications, wildfire monitoring, and deep-space exploration by processing information directly in space.

Satellite Imagery Aids Discovery of Lost Egyptian City of the Cobra Goddess

Archaeologists used high-resolution satellite imagery to locate the ancient Egyptian city of Imet in the Nile Delta. The discovery revealed rare multi-story houses, granaries, religious roads, and unique artifacts. This breakthrough demonstrates how satellite technology can revolutionize archaeological research and deepen understanding of ancient urban and religious life.

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NASA’s Perseverance Rover Analyzes Martian Rocks for Scientific Discovery

NASA’s Perseverance rover continues its mission on Mars, grinding and analyzing rocks like ‘Kenmore’ to uncover their mineral composition and geologic history. Using advanced tools such as the gaseous Dust Removal Tool (gDRT), Perseverance enables in-depth, contamination-free study of Martian surfaces, advancing our understanding of the Red Planet.

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Three National Satellites to Measure Pollutant Emissions

A new national mission will launch three satellites dedicated to measuring pollutant emissions. This initiative aims to enhance environmental monitoring and contribute valuable data for climate and pollution studies. The project highlights the growing role of satellite technology in addressing environmental challenges.

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Columbus Young Marines Graduate from NASA Aviation Challenge in Huntsville

Three Central Ohio Young Marines completed NASA’s Aviation Challenge Mach II at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center, mastering aerodynamics, teamwork, and flight simulators. The program, featuring hands-on aerospace activities and guidance from a former NASA astronaut, prepares youth for future careers in aviation and space technology.

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ESA Biomass Satellite Launches P-Band Radar for 3D Forest Carbon Mapping

ESA’s Biomass satellite, launched in April 2025, pioneers P-band synthetic aperture radar to map global forests in 3D and measure carbon with unprecedented accuracy. Its 12-meter antenna enables “X-ray vision” through dense canopies, revolutionizing forest carbon monitoring and providing the first detailed global inventory of above-ground biomass.

Mexico Considers Legal Action Over SpaceX Rocket Debris and Environmental Impact

Mexico’s president has threatened lawsuits against SpaceX due to falling rocket debris and environmental contamination from launches near the US-Mexico border. Officials are reviewing international law and environmental impacts after a recent Starship explosion, as rocket launch frequency increases with US approval.

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EarthDaily Launches Next-Gen Earth Observation Satellite, Ushering in New Era

EarthDaily Analytics has successfully launched its first Earth observation satellite, marking a major milestone in deploying a next-generation constellation. This system will deliver daily, AI-ready global imagery for advanced analytics, transforming how governments and industries monitor planetary changes. The full ten-satellite constellation is expected to be operational next year.

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QUICK³ Nano-Satellite Launches Quantum-Secure Communications from Space

The QUICK³ nano-satellite, launched by SpaceX, is testing quantum communication technology to make data transmissions inviolable from space. Using single photons, it detects any eavesdropping attempts, offering unprecedented security. This European project could pave the way for a global quantum network, revolutionizing secure communications.

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EarthDaily Launches First Satellite, Ushering in Next-Gen Earth Observation Era

EarthDaily successfully launched its first satellite, initiating deployment of a next-generation Earth observation constellation. This advanced system will deliver daily, AI-ready, scientifically calibrated global imagery, enabling broad-area change detection and smarter decision-making for industries and governments. The full ten-satellite constellation is expected to be operational next year.

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Satellite Images Show Damage at Iranian Nuclear Sites After US and Israeli Strikes

Satellite images from Maxar Technologies reveal new damage to Iran’s Fordo and Isfahan nuclear facilities after recent US and Israeli airstrikes. Craters, debris, and destroyed structures are visible, indicating significant impact. Experts suggest underground damage may be severe and difficult to repair, highlighting the effectiveness of the strikes on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure.

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NASA Aircraft Conduct Low-Altitude Air Quality Study Over Southern California

NASA is deploying two research aircraft—a P-3 Orion and a King Air B200—on low-altitude flights over Southern California to collect air pollutant and greenhouse gas data. The mission, part of NASA’s Student Airborne Research Program, aims to enhance understanding of urban air quality and train future Earth scientists.

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SpaceX Launches First Quantum Satellite with Edge Computing Capabilities

SpaceX’s Transporter 14 mission has launched the world’s first photonic quantum computer into orbit at 550 km. The satellite, developed by an international team, enables edge computing for rapid data processing in space, marking a major milestone in quantum space technology and advancing future space missions.

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Mexico Considers Legal Action Over SpaceX Rocket Debris and Environmental Impact

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum threatened legal action against SpaceX over falling rocket debris and environmental contamination from launches near the US-Mexico border. Mexico is reviewing international laws and environmental impacts after a recent Starship explosion, as US regulators approved more frequent launches despite conservation concerns.

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Dead NASA Relay 2 Satellite Emits Unexpected Powerful Radio Pulse

A dead NASA satellite, Relay 2, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse nearly 60 years after it stopped functioning. Astronomers detected the brief, intense burst using the ASKAP radio telescope. The event may have been caused by a micrometeorite impact or electrostatic discharge, highlighting new ways to monitor satellite health and space debris.

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Satellite Roaming and 5G Standalone Drive Connectivity Market Growth

Satellite roaming, 5G standalone, and travel eSIMs are set to revitalize the roaming market by 2025, according to Juniper Research. Satellite connectivity will play a key role in remote coverage, while the global satellite broadband market is projected to grow at 13.62%, reaching $33.13 billion by 2033.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches 27 Starlink Satellites from Cape Canaveral

SpaceX is launching 27 Starlink internet satellites aboard a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral. The mission, Starlink 10-16, uses booster B1080 for its 20th flight, aiming for a droneship landing. This adds to SpaceX’s growing low Earth orbit constellation and follows a recent astronaut launch to the ISS.

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NASA’s PUNCH Mission Reveals Detailed Images of Solar Eruptions

NASA’s PUNCH mission has released its first detailed images of coronal mass ejections (CMEs), providing unprecedented views of solar eruptions. Using four coordinated spacecraft, PUNCH captures the Sun’s corona and solar wind as a single system, enhancing scientists’ ability to predict space weather and understand solar activity.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Delivers First Spectacular Earth Images

The ESA’s new Biomass satellite has released its first images, showcasing its ability to map global forests and measure stored carbon. Using advanced P-band radar, it penetrates tree canopies, sand, and ice, offering unprecedented insights for climate research and Earth’s most extreme environments.

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ESA Biomass Satellite Provides New Insights into Forest Health

The ESA Biomass satellite delivers groundbreaking data on the state of global forests. By using advanced radar technology, it enables scientists to monitor forest biomass and health, supporting efforts in climate change research and sustainable forest management. This mission marks a significant step in Earth observation and environmental monitoring.

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NASA Wallops Sounding Rocket Launch to Carry Student Experiments, Visible Across Mid-Atlantic

NASA will launch a sounding rocket from Wallops Island on June 26, 2025, carrying student-built experiments into suborbital space. The event will be visible across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, with a live stream available. The mission supports NASA’s RockOn! and RockSat-C programs, inspiring future engineers and scientists.

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Republic to Offer Blockchain-Based Investment in SpaceX via Mirror Tokens

Investment platform Republic will let investors gain exposure to SpaceX using blockchain-based ‘mirror tokens.’ The rSpaceX token mirrors SpaceX’s performance, allowing investments from $50, capped at $5,000. This move aims to make private space company investments more accessible, though buyers won’t own actual shares and regulatory questions remain.

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Satellite Images Reveal Limited Impact of US Strikes on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Satellite images from Maxar Technologies show Iran sealed entrances to its Fordow nuclear facility before US airstrikes, limiting damage. A DIA report indicates the attacks delayed Iran’s nuclear program by less than six months, contradicting US victory claims and sparking debate over the operation’s effectiveness and intelligence assessments.

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First Quantum Photonic Computer Launched into Orbit on SpaceX Falcon 9

The first quantum photonic computer has been launched into orbit aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9. This pioneering satellite enables edge computing in space, processing data like wildfire and climate information instantly. The mission, led by the University of Vienna, is a milestone for quantum technology and future satellite applications.

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SpaceX Starship Rocket Explodes During Texas Test

A SpaceX Starship rocket exploded into a massive fireball during a flight test at Massey’s Testing Center, Texas. The incident, captured on live stream, caused no injuries or hazards to nearby communities, according to SpaceX. The company urged the public to avoid the area following the explosion.

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NASA Satellite Image of Sicily Weather – June 25, 2025

A NASA satellite image of Sicily’s weather for Wednesday, June 25, 2025, is featured. The content highlights the use of satellite data for meteorological forecasts, emphasizing satellite imagery as a key tool for accurate weather prediction in the region.

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EU Space Act Introduces Rules to Boost Satellite Security and Limit Space Debris

The new EU Space Act establishes common rules for member states, aiming to enhance satellite security and reduce space debris. Operators must remove satellites after 25 years, or just one year for low Earth orbit, addressing risks from over 128 million debris pieces and an expected surge in satellite launches.

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UK Invests £2.5m in Satellite Data Projects to Transform Public Services

The UK Space Agency is funding five innovative projects with £2.5m to leverage satellite data for public service transformation. Initiatives include monitoring infrastructure safety, tracking biodiversity, detecting methane leaks, and supporting sustainable farming, showcasing how space technology can drive efficiency, sustainability, and better decision-making across the UK.

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Europe Launches MTG-S1: A Historic Leap in Earth Observation

The MTG-S1 satellite (Meteosat Third Generation – Sounder 1) marks a historic milestone for European Earth observation. As the first European geostationary sounder, it will deliver real-time atmospheric monitoring, enhancing weather forecasting, environmental monitoring, and public health. The mission exemplifies advanced European space cooperation and aims for operational coverage until 2045.

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James Webb Space Telescope Captures First Exoplanet Image

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has imaged its first exoplanet, TWA 7 b, located 110 light-years away. Using a coronagraph on the MIRI instrument, the telescope identified the Saturn-mass planet in a debris disk, enhancing our understanding of planetary system formation and demonstrating Webb’s advanced exoplanet detection capabilities.

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Vodafone Uses GPS Satellites to Enhance Mobile Antenna Alignment

Vodafone is leveraging GPS satellites and integrated sensors to monitor and maintain mobile antenna alignment, improving network coverage and reducing maintenance costs. The solution, launching in Albania, relays precise location data to a network center for automatic adjustments, showcasing Vodafone’s growing use of satellite technology in terrestrial connectivity.

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Blockchain Platform Offers Tokenized Shares of SpaceX and Other Private Companies

Republic, a New York-based startup, is launching a blockchain-driven platform allowing retail investors to buy tokenized shares of SpaceX and other private companies. This move opens access to pre-IPO opportunities, leveraging digital tokens to represent equity exposure in high-profile firms, reflecting growing innovation in crypto asset regulation.

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China Develops Laser Data Link 5x Faster Than Starlink

Chinese scientists achieved a record-breaking 1 Gbps laser data transmission from geostationary orbit to Earth—five times faster than SpaceX Starlink. Using a novel AO-MDR technique, they overcame atmospheric turbulence, enabling more efficient, stable satellite communications. This breakthrough could revolutionize commercial and civil space connectivity.

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NASA’s Relay 2 Satellite Emits Powerful Radio Pulse After 60 Years

A powerful radio pulse detected in June 2024 has been traced to NASA’s long-defunct Relay 2 satellite, silent since 1967. The 30-nanosecond burst, likely caused by a micrometeorite impact or electrostatic discharge, surprised astronomers using the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia.

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Jared Isaacman Shifts Focus to Private Space Missions After NASA Administrator Nomination Withdrawn

Jared Isaacman, no longer in the running to lead NASA, is refocusing on private space missions. The billionaire, known for commanding the Polaris Dawn mission with SpaceX, remains interested in facilitating and possibly participating in future private spaceflights, especially amid NASA’s current budget challenges.

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AI and Satellite Imagery Used to Detect Asbestos in Spanish Buildings

A pioneering project in Spain uses high-resolution satellite imagery and AI algorithms to identify asbestos in building roofs with less than 3% error. Telespazio Ibérica leads this initiative, enabling authorities to comply with EU regulations and efficiently map asbestos locations for safe removal before 2028.

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EU to Approve Space Traffic Rules for 50,000 Satellites by 2035

The European Union plans to introduce its first Space Law by 2030 to strengthen satellite security, limit space debris, and manage the expected surge to 50,000 satellites by 2035. The regulation will require satellite operators to remove satellites after their operational life, aiming to reduce collision risks and environmental impact.

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Mysterious Radio Burst Traced to Defunct NASA Satellite, Not Deep Space

Astronomers initially mistook a powerful radio burst for a fast radio burst (FRB) from deep space, but it was actually a signal from NASA’s long-dead Relay 2 satellite. The discovery highlights challenges in distinguishing cosmic signals from satellite interference in radio astronomy.

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Kongsberg Completes N3X Satellite Constellation for Maritime Surveillance

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has completed its N3X satellite constellation with two new microsatellites launched on SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission. The N3X system enhances Norway’s maritime domain awareness by detecting both AIS-broadcasting and “dark” vessels, supporting maritime security, law enforcement, and environmental monitoring with advanced, integrated satellite technology.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Creates Spectacular Cloud Over Europe After Transporter 14 Launch

Stargazers across Europe witnessed a strange cloud formed by a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket‘s propellant plume after the Transporter 14 mission. The upper stage released frozen propellant, creating a visible spectacle. The event was captured by cameras in Italy and the UK, highlighting the visual impact of rocket launches on the night sky.

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ICEYE to Provide Four High-Resolution SAR Satellites to Royal Netherlands Air Force

ICEYE will supply the Royal Netherlands Air Force with four high-resolution SAR satellites, a ground segment, and an AI-driven intelligence hub, enhancing Dutch space defense and ISR capabilities. This rapid deployment marks the Netherlands’ first military satellite mission, strengthening national and European space and defense technology.

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ST Engineering iDirect and solutions by stc Expand Satellite Communications in Saudi Arabia

ST Engineering iDirect and solutions by stc have expanded their partnership to deliver advanced satellite communication services across Saudi Arabia. The upgraded ground network will provide reliable, scalable satellite connectivity for government, enterprise, and telecom customers, supporting the Kingdom’s digital transformation and growing demand for high-bandwidth services.

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UK Satellite Data Projects to Transform Public Services with ESA Funding

Five new UK projects, funded by the UK Space Agency and ESA, will use satellite data to innovate public services. Initiatives include infrastructure monitoring, biodiversity mapping, methane emission tracking, and smarter land use, leveraging space technology for safer, more sustainable, and efficient solutions across the UK.

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SpaceX Launches Historic Mission with Veteran Astronaut Peggy Whitson

A SpaceX rocket launched a historic two-week mission to the International Space Station, carrying astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary—nations returning to space after decades. The mission is led by veteran NASA astronaut Peggy Whitson, the American with the most time spent in space.

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NASA Reduces Collaboration with ESA on Artemis Lunar Program

NASA has announced a significant reduction in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA) on the Artemis lunar mission. The proposed U.S. budget slashes funding, halts development of key components like the Space Launch System and Lunar Gateway, and jeopardizes Europe’s investments and technological contributions to the program.

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SpaceX to Launch 27 Starlink Satellites from Florida’s Space Coast

SpaceX is set to launch 27 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station on Wednesday at 12:39 p.m. This mission marks the 20th flight of the first stage booster, which will land on the Just Read The Instructions droneship after separation. Backup launch windows are available if needed.

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European Commission Proposes Stricter Satellite Security and Space Debris Rules

The European Commission has introduced new legislation to enhance the security of satellites and limit space debris. The proposed EU Space Law mandates satellite removal timelines and cybersecurity measures, aiming to create a unified space market and reduce collision risks as satellite numbers surge in orbit.

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ESA Unveils First Satellite Images Measuring Forest CO2 Levels

The European Space Agency (ESA) has released the first satellite images from its ‘Biomass’ mission, showcasing forests like the Amazon and Indonesia. The satellite uses radar to measure forest carbon storage, providing critical data for climate science by revealing how much CO2 is stored in global forests.

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NASA Warns of Expanding South Atlantic Anomaly Threatening Satellites

NASA is tracking the South Atlantic Anomaly—a growing weak spot in Earth’s magnetic field. This anomaly increases radiation risks for satellites and spacecraft, causing potential technical failures. The SAA is expanding westward, approaching the U.S., raising concerns for satellite operations and the International Space Station.

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EU Proposes New Regulations to Tackle Space Debris and Satellite Safety

The European Commission has unveiled a Space Act proposal to address satellite congestion and space debris. Measures include a space object database, stricter launch and disposal rules, oversight for regulators, and cybersecurity requirements. Mega-constellations face extra coordination rules to prevent collisions and environmental impact.

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Republic to Offer Tokenized Exposure to SpaceX Shares via Blockchain Tokens

Republic will allow retail investors to gain exposure to SpaceX by selling blockchain-based rSpaceX tokens. These tokens track the value of SpaceX shares, offering a new way for the public to participate in the private space company’s price action, though without direct ownership of shares.

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NASA’s ‘Zombie’ Relay-2 Satellite Emits Mysterious Signal, Startles Astronomers

A powerful radio signal detected by Australian astronomers in June 2024 was traced to NASA’s long-defunct Relay-2 satellite. The unexpected emission, possibly caused by electrical discharge or a micrometeoroid impact, highlights the growing issue of space debris and its potential to interfere with astronomical observations.

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NASA’s PACE Satellite Captures Massive Phytoplankton Bloom off East Coast

NASA’s PACE satellite captured a striking image of a massive phytoplankton bloom in the Gulf of Maine, highlighting the return of coccolithophores. This event, observed in high detail from space, could impact local ecosystems and fisheries. PACE’s advanced imaging helps scientists study ocean color and environmental changes.

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Vodafone Deploys Satellite-Guided Sensors for Mobile Antenna Alignment

Vodafone will use satellite-guided sensors in mobile antennas to ensure precise signal alignment and stable connectivity. The technology, initially launching in Albania, uses GPS-based data to monitor and adjust antenna positioning, improving network performance and reliability. Vodafone claims to be the first commercial operator to deploy such satellite-enabled alignment technology.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Reveals Forest Carbon Storage with Advanced Radar

The ESA’s Biomass satellite uses long-wavelength radar to penetrate forest canopies, providing new insights into carbon dioxide storage in forests. Early images, though preliminary, are already impressive, promising to enhance our understanding of forests’ roles in the global carbon cycle and revealing hidden features in extreme regions like deserts and the Arctic.

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Unseenlabs Launches BRO-18 Satellite for Enhanced Maritime RF Surveillance

Unseenlabs has launched its BRO-18 satellite, adding to its growing constellation for radio-frequency (RF) ship surveillance. These satellites detect vessels operating without AIS, helping combat illicit maritime activities. The company plans a second constellation by 2026 to expand RF monitoring to land, air, and space domains.

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NASA’s Deactivated Relay-2 Satellite Emits Powerful Radio Signal After 60 Years

A deactivated NASA satellite, Relay-2, launched in 1964, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio signal in June 2024, detected by Australian astronomers. The brief burst, likely caused by accumulated static discharge or micrometeorite impact, temporarily outshone other cosmic signals, exciting researchers and highlighting the unpredictable nature of spacecraft in long-term orbit.

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Lux Aeterna Unveils Fully Reusable Satellite Platform with $4M Funding

Denver-based Lux Aeterna has raised $4 million to develop a fully reusable satellite platform, featuring a heat shield and parachute for safe reentry and landing. The 200-kg Delphi demonstrator, launching in 2027, aims to cut costs and boost sustainability in satellite operations by enabling multiple missions per satellite.

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SpaceX’s Grace Launches Axiom Mission 4, Uniting India, Poland, and Hungary in Historic ISS Flight

SpaceX’s Dragon ‘Grace’ launched Axiom Mission 4, sending astronauts from the US, India, Poland, and Hungary to the ISS. This multinational commercial mission marks firsts for India, Poland, and Hungary, tests commercial research in orbit, and signals a new era for the global space economy and ISS commercialization.

Ax-4 Space Mission Attracts International Spectators to Florida Launch

The Ax-4 space mission drew spectators from around the world to Space View Park in Titusville, Florida. Visitors from France, Brazil, and Hungary gathered to witness the historic rocket launch, celebrating international participation and a Hungarian astronaut’s involvement in the Axiom mission. The event featured a spectacular liftoff and rocket stage separation.

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Poland’s Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski Launches on SpaceX Ax-4 Mission: Crew, Experiments, and Historic Return

SpaceX’s Crew Dragon “Grace” launched the Ax-4 mission, carrying a multinational crew including Poland’s Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski—the first Pole on the ISS. The mission features IGNIS science payloads, including radiation monitoring and astronaut psychology studies, marking a historic return to space for Poland after 47 years.

Russia to Begin Deployment of ‘Rassvet’ Starlink Analog in December 2025

Russia will launch its ‘Rassvet’ satellite internet constellation—an analog to Starlink—in December 2025 from Plesetsk, starting with 16 satellites. The project aims for global broadband access, targeting over 250 satellites by 2027 and 900 by 2035, with Aeroflot as an early client and speeds up to 1 Gbps.

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Murmuration Uses Satellite Data to Monitor Tourism Impact in Toulouse

Toulouse-based company Murmuration leverages satellite Earth observation data to assess the environmental impact of tourism. Using programs like Copernicus, they analyze vegetation health, air quality, and visitor frequency, helping organizations such as national parks better preserve their territories.

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SpaceX’s Final Dragon Crew Capsule Named ‘Grace’ by Ax-4 Astronauts

SpaceX’s last Dragon crew capsule, launched with Axiom Space’s Ax-4 mission, has been named ‘Grace.’ The name, revealed by commander Peggy Whitson, reflects the elegance and purpose of human spaceflight. The capsule’s maiden voyage marks a milestone for SpaceX and international astronauts aboard the International Space Station mission.

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TrustPoint Successfully Launches Third Satellite ‘Time Flies’ for Advanced PNT Services

TrustPoint has launched its third satellite, Time Flies, from Vandenberg Space Force Base, marking a milestone in space-based Positioning, Navigation, and Timing (PNT) services. The mission demonstrates enhanced technology and autonomy, reinforcing TrustPoint’s role in providing commercial GPS alternatives from Low Earth Orbit (LEO).

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SpaceX to Launch 27 Starlink Satellites from Florida on Wednesday

SpaceX will launch 27 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday afternoon using a Falcon 9 rocket. This marks the 20th flight for the booster, which will land on the Just Read The Instructions droneship. The mission supports the expansion of Starlink’s satellite internet and Direct to Cell capabilities.

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NASA’s ‘Dead’ Relay-2 Satellite Sends Mysterious Signal After 57 Years

NASA’s Relay-2 satellite, inactive since 1967, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio signal detected in 2023. Scientists are investigating whether accumulated electricity or a micrometeorite impact caused the event. The signal was initially mistaken for a fast radio burst from deep space, highlighting the enduring mysteries of space technology.

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Top 10 Breathtaking Images Captured by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has delivered breathtaking images of the cosmos since July 2022. Its infrared capabilities reveal galaxies, nebulae, and star clusters in unprecedented detail, offering new insights into star formation, galactic interactions, and the early universe, revolutionizing our understanding of space.

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SpaceX Schedules Second Falcon 9 Launch for Starlink Satellites Wednesday

SpaceX plans a second Falcon 9 launch Wednesday from Florida, deploying 27 Starlink satellites to expand its global internet network. The liftoff is set for 12:39 p.m. at Cape Canaveral, following an earlier Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station. This highlights SpaceX’s busy schedule and Starlink’s rapid growth.

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UK Leverages Satellite Data to Enhance Public Services

The UK Space Agency funds five projects using satellite data to improve public services. Initiatives include monitoring infrastructure safety, tracking biodiversity, detecting methane leaks, and supporting sustainable farming. These collaborations between space companies and public sector partners aim to boost efficiency, sustainability, and decision-making through advanced space technology.

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Chinese Scientists Develop Laser Tech for Satellite Communications Five Times Faster Than Starlink

Chinese researchers achieved a breakthrough in satellite data transmission using a low-power laser, reaching speeds of 1 Gbit/s over 36,000 km—about five times faster than Starlink. Their AO-MDR system overcomes atmospheric distortion, promising revolutionary advances in satellite communications and enabling new applications previously impossible.

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BAE Systems and Hanwha Partner to Develop Advanced Multi-Sensor Satellite Systems

BAE Systems and Hanwha Systems have signed an MoU to jointly develop multi-sensor satellite systems for the global intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) market. The collaboration combines BAE’s RF sensors with Hanwha’s SAR technology, integrating on-board machine learning for advanced data processing and situational awareness in space.

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Pathfinder Hawk Satellite Launched as IRIDE Constellation Precursor

The Pathfinder Hawk Earth observation satellite, built by Argotec, was launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9. As the first of Italy’s IRIDE constellation, it will provide high-resolution imagery for environmental, emergency, and security services. The IRIDE program, supported by the Italian government and ESA, aims to deploy multiple satellites by 2026.

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NASA Updates Axiom Mission 4 Launch Date for ISS

NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX have rescheduled the Axiom Mission 4 launch to no earlier than June 22. The mission, led by Peggy Whitson, will send a diverse crew to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Dragon, following recent repairs to the station’s Zvezda module.

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How Commercial Satellites Are Shaping Modern Warfare

Commercial satellites are increasingly vital in modern warfare, providing real-time imagery and intelligence previously limited to governments. Their role has expanded notably since the Ukraine conflict, enabling broader access to strategic information and redefining how conflicts are monitored and managed globally.

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Defunct NASA Satellite Emits Unexpected Powerful Radio Pulse in 2024

A defunct NASA satellite, Relay-2, launched in 1964, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio pulse in 2024, baffling astronomers. The burst, detected by ASKAP in Australia, was brighter than any other object in the sky and lasted less than 30 nanoseconds. The cause remains unknown, possibly a micrometeorite impact or electrical spark.

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WISeKey and Fossa Systems Launch New Satellites to Expand Space-Based Networks

Two satellites with roots in La Línea were launched by SpaceX for WISeKey and Fossa Systems. WISeKey’s WISeSat 3.0 enables crypto microtransactions and forms a decentralized infrastructure in orbit, while also testing quantum-resistant communications. Both projects highlight advances in space cybersecurity and IoT connectivity.

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QUICK³: Europe’s First Quantum Satellite Launches to Test Ultra-Secure Communications

The European quantum satellite QUICK³, launched from Vandenberg, is the first in Europe to carry a single-photon source for testing quantum communication in space. Led by TUM, this mission aims to demonstrate unbreakable data security using quantum technology, paving the way for a global secure data network resistant to eavesdropping.

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EarthDaily Launches First Satellite for Next-Gen Earth Observation Constellation

EarthDaily Analytics has successfully launched the first satellite of its EarthDaily Constellation, marking a major milestone in next-generation Earth Observation. The constellation will deliver daily, AI-ready global imagery and advanced analytics for broad area change detection, supporting smarter decision-making for industries and governments worldwide.

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NASA Faces Challenges in Executing Planetary Defense Strategy

NASA is struggling to meet goals in its Planetary Defense Strategy, according to an OIG audit. While praised for NEO detection and missions like DART, the agency faces issues with staffing, management, and resources. The NEO Surveyor project is on track, but concerns remain about long-term planning and equipment upgrades for asteroid detection.

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NASA’s 57-Year-Old Inactive Satellite Sends Mysterious Signal to Earth

A 57-year-old inactive NASA satellite, Relay-2, unexpectedly transmitted a powerful electromagnetic signal detected by Australian scientists. Originally launched in 1964 for communications and radiation mapping, the satellite’s sudden activity surprised researchers, highlighting the unpredictable behavior of ‘zombie satellites’ in Earth’s orbit.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Captures First Radar Images of Earth’s Forests

The ESA’s new “Biomass” satellite has delivered its first stunning radar images, including views of the Bolivian rainforest. Equipped with advanced radar, it will measure forest biomass and carbon storage, aiding climate change research. The satellite can penetrate dense vegetation, sand, and ice, offering unprecedented insights into Earth’s ecosystems.

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Netherlands Launches First Operational Military Satellite from US Base

The Dutch military has launched its first operational satellite, a SAR (Synthetic Aperture Radar) satellite built by ICEYE, from Vandenberg Space Force Base. This marks a major step for Dutch defense independence in space, enabling detailed global earth observation under all weather conditions. Three experimental satellites preceded this milestone.

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Roscosmos Develops Next-Gen Stackable Memory Modules for Satellites

Roscosmos engineers have created a new generation of stackable memory modules for satellites, reducing size and weight by half. These modules, with capacities up to 512 GB and bit widths from 8 to 40, will enhance Russian communication and Earth observation satellites, improving efficiency and reliability in space environments.

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Plan-S Expands IoT Satellite Fleet with 4 New Launches on SpaceX Falcon 9

Turkish tech firm Plan-S launched four new IoT satellites aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, expanding its active fleet to 17. The enhanced Connecta IoT Network now offers increased data frequency and gigabit-level access, with locally developed components boosting technological independence and reducing costs.

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Landsat 7 Retires After 25 Years: Final Image Shows Las Vegas Expansion

The iconic Landsat 7 Earth observation satellite has been officially retired after 25 years in orbit. Its final image, taken in May 2024, reveals how Las Vegas nearly doubled in size since 1999. Landsat 7, jointly operated by NASA and USGS, captured over 3.3 million images, greatly advancing Earth monitoring.

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ESA Biomass Satellite Reveals First Stunning Forest Images

ESA’s Biomass satellite has released its first remarkable images, marking a breakthrough in monitoring Earth’s forests and carbon cycle. The satellite’s advanced P-band radar penetrates forest canopies to measure biomass, aiding climate research. Early data, shown at the Living Planet Symposium, demonstrate the mission’s potential for revealing insights into extreme environments.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches Starlink Satellites from Cape Canaveral

SpaceX will launch a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral on June 25, carrying a new batch of Starlink internet satellites. The mission supports global satellite internet coverage. The Falcon 9 booster will land on a drone ship in the Atlantic, with an 85% chance of favorable weather for liftoff.

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France 2030: CTO and TDF Partner for 5G Satellite Constellation Demonstration

Constellation Technologies & Operations and TDF will demonstrate 5G connectivity via satellite as part of France 2030. The project includes launching two VLEO 5G mmWave satellites between 2026-2027, with progressive constellation deployment by 2030. TDF will manage three ground gateways, supporting high-speed, low-latency satellite broadband for hybrid terrestrial-space networks.

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Satellite Images and Leaked Intelligence Reveal Impact of US Strikes on Iranian Nuclear Sites

Satellite images and leaked intelligence indicate that US airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities caused significant surface damage but did not destroy underground infrastructure. Despite claims of total destruction, assessments show Iran’s nuclear program was only delayed by a few months, with centrifuges and uranium stockpiles largely intact.

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SpaceX Launches Axiom Space Crew to ISS from Kennedy Space Center

SpaceX successfully launched Axiom Mission 4, commanded by Peggy Whitson, from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center. The new Dragon spacecraft “Grace” carried four astronauts to the International Space Station for a two-week mission focused on scientific experiments. This marks Axiom Space’s fourth crewed mission, advancing private spaceflight and international astronaut participation.

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ESA to Launch First LEO-PNT Satellites by End of 2025

The European Space Agency (ESA) will launch the first two LEO-PNT (Low Earth Orbit Positioning Navigation and Timing) satellites by December 2025 on a Rocket Lab Electron rocket. This mission will test advanced satellite navigation concepts, enhancing resilient positioning and timing services and augmenting current GNSS capabilities.

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Arctic Photo Reveals Polar Satellite Traffic and Orbital Crowding

Researchers from Western University captured a unique photo showing traces left by polar-orbiting satellites over the Arctic. The image highlights the growing congestion in Earth’s orbit, raising concerns about collision risks and challenges for astronomers. Their monitoring network has already tracked over 17,000 unique objects in polar orbits.

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New Satellite Images Reveal Damage at Fordow Nuclear Facility After US Strikes

Satellite imagery has revealed significant damage at Iran’s Fordow nuclear facility following recent US military attacks. The images provide visual evidence of the extent of destruction, highlighting the role of satellites in monitoring sensitive sites and assessing the aftermath of military actions.

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Starlink vs NBN: Comparing Fixed Wireless and Satellite Internet Options in Australia

This article compares Starlink satellite internet to Australia’s NBN Sky Muster and Fixed Wireless NBN. It examines key factors like price, speed, and availability to help rural and regional Australians decide which internet service best meets their needs.

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Amazon Launches Second Batch of Project Kuiper Satellites, Expanding Broadband Constellation

Amazon has launched its second batch of Project Kuiper broadband satellites, deploying 27 new units via ULA’s Atlas V rocket. The mission advances Amazon’s plan to rival SpaceX’s Starlink, but significant progress is still needed to meet FCC requirements and achieve global satellite internet coverage.

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Rocket Lab to Launch ESA’s LEO-PNT Navigation Satellites on Electron

Rocket Lab will launch two ESA ‘Pathfinder A’ satellites for the new LEO-PNT navigation constellation from New Zealand in December 2025. This mission will test low Earth orbit positioning, navigation, and timing services, supporting Europe’s future satellite navigation infrastructure and reinforcing Rocket Lab’s role in space launch services.

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ESA Releases First Images from Biomass Satellite, Revolutionizing Forest Carbon Monitoring

The ESA Biomass satellite has released its first images, showcasing the power of its P-band synthetic aperture radar to penetrate forest canopies and measure woody biomass. This mission marks a significant step in monitoring carbon storage and understanding the role of forests in the global carbon cycle and climate change.

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Astronomers Surprised by Strange Flashes from Unexpected Space Source

Australian astronomers detected mysterious flashes from space, possibly caused by a satellite’s electrical discharge or a micrometeor impact. Both scenarios explain the signal’s strength and duration, highlighting the unpredictable behavior of satellites in orbit.

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Astronomers Surprised: Strange Space Flashes Linked to Unexpected Satellite Source

Australian astronomers discovered mysterious flashes in space, traced to a satellite. Possible causes include sudden electrical discharge or a micrometeoroid impact creating a plasma cloud. Both could explain the signal’s strength and duration, highlighting the unexpected behavior of satellites in orbit.

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New Satellite Images Reveal Damage at Iran Nuclear Sites After US and Israeli Strikes

BBC Verify is analysing new satellite imagery of Iran’s nuclear sites after recent US and Israeli airstrikes. Experts are reviewing the images to assess the extent of damage, following reports that the strikes may have only temporarily delayed Iran’s nuclear programme. The analysis is ongoing and especially relevant amid heightened regional tensions.

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Satellite Images Reveal Damage to Iran’s Nuclear Sites After Strikes

Satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies shows extensive damage at Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear facilities following Israeli and U.S. strikes. While the IDF claims years-long setbacks to Iran’s nuclear program, U.S. intelligence suggests the impact may be limited, with most centrifuges and uranium stockpiles intact.

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NASA’s 57-Year-Old Inactive Satellite Sends Mysterious Signal to Earth

A 57-year-old inactive NASA satellite, Relay-2, unexpectedly emitted a powerful radio burst detected by Australian astronomers in June 2024. Initially mistaken for a cosmic event, the signal’s origin was traced to the ‘zombie’ satellite, raising questions about the cause of this sudden emission after decades of silence.

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Startical Launches Second Demonstrator Satellite for Space-Based Air Traffic Management

Startical has launched its second satellite, IOD-2, advancing space-based air traffic management. The mission, led by ENAIRE and Indra, aims to provide real-time VHF voice and data communications for aircraft globally, especially over oceans and remote areas, supporting safer, greener, and more efficient aviation.

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Alén Space Successfully Orbits SATMAR Satellite to Transform Maritime Communications

Alén Space has launched the SATMAR satellite aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, aiming to revolutionize maritime communications by validating the new VDES standard. This 6U nanosatellite enables bidirectional VHF satellite communications, enhancing efficiency, safety, and sustainability for maritime traffic, and marks a major technological milestone for the sector.

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Canary Islands to Launch Satellite Constellation for Emergency Management and Environmental Monitoring

The Canary Islands will launch a constellation of eight satellites by 2028 to monitor migration routes, wildfires, and environmental changes. This pioneering project will provide high-resolution imagery in multiple bands, supporting emergency management, agriculture, and climate monitoring, and aims to boost the region’s aerospace sector.

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Axiom-4 Launches Amid Ongoing ISS Leak Concerns

The Axiom-4 mission launched four astronauts to the International Space Station as NASA and Roscosmos investigate a mysterious air leak in the Russian Zvezda module. The issue, first detected in 2019, has prompted delays and ongoing pressure tests, raising concerns about the station’s air integrity and long-term safety.

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SpaceX Launches Historic Ax-4 Mission to ISS with New Crew Dragon ‘Grace’

SpaceX launched its fifth and final Crew Dragon, ‘Grace’, on the Axiom Ax-4 mission to the International Space Station. The mission, led by Peggy Whitson, includes astronauts from ISRO and ESA, marking the fourth private astronaut mission to the ISS and a milestone in commercial spaceflight.

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China Challenges Starlink with Ultra-Fast Laser Satellite Internet

Chinese researchers have developed a laser-based satellite Internet method achieving speeds of 1 Gbps—five times faster than Starlink. Using adaptive optics and mode diversity reception, this breakthrough enhances signal stability over long distances, potentially revolutionizing satellite Internet access and intensifying the global space Internet race.

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Wuhan Aims to Build Nationally Influential ‘China Star Valley’ Space Industry Base

Wuhan is rapidly developing its commercial space industry, focusing on rocket and satellite manufacturing, satellite internet, and innovative applications. The city’s aerospace base now supports annual production of 20 rockets and 240 satellites, aiming to become a leading national hub for satellite technology and commercial space innovation.

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SpaceX Launches Ax-4 Astronauts from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center

SpaceX successfully launched the Ax-4 astronauts from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This mission highlights the ongoing collaboration between SpaceX and NASA, advancing commercial spaceflight and international astronaut missions.

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SpaceX Launches Astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to ISS on Axiom Mission

SpaceX launched astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary to the International Space Station on a private Axiom Space mission. The crew includes national firsts in over 40 years and veteran astronaut Peggy Whitson. The mission highlights international cooperation and commercial spaceflight advancements.

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NASA’s Defunct Relay 2 Satellite Emits Unexpected Signal After 58 Years

A strange radio signal detected in 2024 was traced to NASA’s long-dead Relay 2 satellite, launched in 1964. The signal, initially thought to be a cosmic phenomenon, was likely caused by electrostatic charge or a micrometeoroid impact. This finding highlights the importance of verifying Earth-orbit sources for space signals and aids space debris tracking.

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Shubhanshu Shukla Makes History on SpaceX Dragon During Axiom-4 Mission

SpaceX released the first video of Shubhanshu Shukla inside the Crew Dragon before the successful Axiom-4 launch to the International Space Station (ISS). Shukla becomes the first Indian on a commercial crew mission, marking a milestone in NASA-ISRO collaboration and advancing India’s space ambitions.

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Russia Plans Private Cosmodrome for Launching Small Satellites

Russia’s Inter Global Game (IGG) plans to build a private cosmodrome to launch at least 80 small satellites. The project aims to enhance satellite communications, Earth observation, and emergency services, especially in remote Arctic and Far East regions. The initiative supports the Noy Space Technologies project and involves international collaboration.

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Axiom Mission 4 Launches to ISS Aboard SpaceX Dragon

Axiom Mission 4 successfully launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft from Kennedy Space Center, headed to the International Space Station. Peggy Whitson commands the mission, joined by astronauts from ISRO and ESA. The Dragon will dock autonomously to the ISS’s Harmony module on June 26, 2025.

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NASA’s ‘Relay 2’ Dead Satellite Sends Mysterious Signal After 60 Years

A NASA satellite, ‘Relay 2’, inactive since 1967, has unexpectedly sent a mysterious signal to Earth. Detected by the Australian ASKAP telescope, researchers suggest either electrostatic discharge or a micrometeorite impact as possible causes. The event highlights the ongoing surprises from space debris in Earth’s orbit.

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SpaceX and NASA Reschedule Ax-4 Astronaut Launch to June 22 After ISS Leak

SpaceX and NASA have postponed the private Axiom Space Ax-4 astronaut launch to June 22 due to a recent pressure leak in the ISS Zvezda module. Repairs appear stable, but NASA is monitoring the situation to ensure crew safety. The Falcon 9 booster leak has also been addressed, allowing preparations to continue.

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NASA LRO Captures ispace HAKUTO-R Mission 2 Moon Lander Crash Site

NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO) photographed the crash site of ispace’s HAKUTO-R Mission 2 lander on the Moon after a Laser Range Finder malfunction. The images reveal surface changes from the impact. Despite setbacks, ispace remains committed to lunar exploration with future commercial landers and rovers.

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NASA Curiosity Rover Captures ‘Spiderweb’ Structures on Mars Indicating Ancient Water Flow

NASA’s Curiosity rover has photographed unique ‘spiderweb’ or boxwork ridge structures on Mars, suggesting ancient groundwater activity. These mineral-rich ridges, stretching for miles, provide new insights into the Red Planet’s watery past and ongoing geological changes, raising fresh questions about Mars’ history and potential for past life.

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NASA Welcomes Fourth Private Astronaut Mission to ISS

NASA and SpaceX have launched the fourth all-private astronaut mission, Axiom Mission 4, to the International Space Station. The mission features international astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary, highlighting global collaboration and the expanding role of commercial spaceflight in low Earth orbit research and development.

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Ma Ying-jeou Leads Taiwan Youth to Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, Praises Chinese Space Achievements

Former KMT chairman Ma Ying-jeou led Taiwan youth to visit the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center, witnessing China’s satellite and spacecraft development. The group toured historic launch sites, including the Dongfanghong-1 satellite and Long March rockets, highlighting China’s advanced space technology and achievements in manned spaceflight.

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How Space-Based ADS-B Is Transforming Global Air Traffic Surveillance

Space-based ADS-B technology is revolutionizing air traffic surveillance by enabling real-time tracking of aircraft worldwide, even over oceans and remote areas. Unlike traditional radar or ground-based ADS-B, satellites now receive aircraft broadcasts, closing coverage gaps and enhancing aviation safety and efficiency on a global scale.

Luxembourg’s Internet Leap: Fiber, 5G, and Satellite Connectivity

Luxembourg leads Europe in internet infrastructure with near-universal fiber, cable, and VHCN gigabit coverage. The nation is exploring satellite internet to bridge remaining gaps and ensure future-proof connectivity. Government initiatives and rapid 5G rollout position Luxembourg as a digital frontrunner, aiming to reach even the most remote users with advanced technologies.

High-Resolution SAR Imaging Market Set to Double by 2030

High-resolution Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) imaging is experiencing rapid growth, with the global market expected to more than double from $5 billion in 2023 to $11–14 billion by 2030. Key drivers include geopolitical security, climate monitoring, and technological innovation in miniaturized satellites and AI analytics, making SAR a critical infrastructure for diverse applications.

Martin Mystère Investigates COSMO-SkyMed Satellite Mystery

Martin Mystère is called by the Italian Space Agency (ASI) to solve a mystery involving COSMO-SkyMed satellites experiencing unexplained anomalies. The story unfolds at the Matera Space Center, with a scientific dossier by ASI included. The plot highlights advanced satellite technology and space science intrigue.

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WISeSat Partners with Astrocast to Expand Satellite IoT Connectivity

WISeSat.Space has signed a strategic agreement with Astrocast, granting access to Astrocast’s operational LEO satellite constellation. This boosts satellite IoT connectivity, resilience, and coverage for critical infrastructure across Europe, supporting secure communications and advancing European space technology leadership in cybersecurity and digital identity.

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SpaceX’s Role in Italy’s IRIDE Satellite Program Explained

The article clarifies the collaboration between SpaceX and Italy in the IRIDE satellite program. While SpaceX launched an IRIDE satellite in January 2025, it is just one of several partners. The program, led by ASI and ESA, involves 21 satellites and primarily supports Italian industry, strengthening national autonomy and technological innovation.

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SpaceX Launches Axiom Space Ax-4 Mission with Four Astronauts to ISS

SpaceX successfully launched the Axiom Space Ax-4 mission, sending four astronauts—including Peggy Whitson—on a two-week trip to the International Space Station. The mission, coordinated with NASA and international partners, marks the fourth private spaceflight for Axiom Space and the return of government-sponsored astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary.

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SpaceX Launches Axiom-4 Private Astronaut Mission to ISS

SpaceX launched the historic Axiom-4 (Ax-4) private astronaut mission to the International Space Station (ISS) using a new Dragon spacecraft named “Grace.” The four-person crew includes astronauts from India, Poland, and Hungary, marking firsts for their countries. The mission will conduct over 60 science experiments and outreach events during its two-week stay.

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India’s Shubhanshu Shukla to Join SpaceX Ax-4 Mission to ISS: Watch Live

SpaceX will launch the Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) to the International Space Station with Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla aboard a new Crew Dragon capsule. The historic mission features crew from India, Poland, and Hungary, and will conduct over 60 scientific experiments during a two-week stay. The launch will be broadcast live.

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Axiom Mission 4 Launches Aboard SpaceX Dragon to ISS – Live on NASA+

Axiom Mission 4, the fourth private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, launches soon on a SpaceX Dragon from Kennedy Space Center. The crew includes astronauts from Axiom, ISRO, ESA, and Hungary. Live coverage is available on NASA+, with docking scheduled for June 26. Follow NASA for updates on this significant commercial spaceflight event.

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SpaceX’s Funding Model Inspires Early Profitability in Quantum Computing, Says IQM CEO

IQM’s co-CEO credits SpaceX’s early public sector sales as inspiration for quantum computing profitability. By selling nascent quantum systems to research institutions, IQM generated revenue faster than expected, mirroring SpaceX’s approach. The company has sold 13 quantum computers globally and highlights the need for significant investment to keep Europe competitive in quantum technology.

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Relay 2: Defunct NASA Satellite Emits Unexpected Signal After 60 Years

An inactive NASA satellite, ‘Relay 2’, launched in 1964 and silent since 1967, unexpectedly emitted a brief radio signal detected by the ASKAP telescope. Researchers suggest an electrostatic discharge or a micrometeorite impact as possible causes, raising new questions about space debris and the behavior of long-dead satellites.

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Greece Launches First National Microsatellite DUTHSat-2 on SpaceX Falcon 9

Greece’s first microsatellite, DUTHSat-2, was launched from Vandenberg on a SpaceX Falcon 9 as part of ESA-backed Transporter-14. Developed by Democritus University and Greek companies, DUTHSat-2 will test Earth observation and secure communication tech, aiding disaster response and environmental monitoring, and marking a milestone in Greek space capabilities.

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Axiom-4 Mission Launch: SpaceX, NASA, and Axiom Space Ready for ISS Flight

The Axiom-4 mission, featuring astronauts from India, Hungary, Poland, and the US, is set to launch to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft. With weather 90% favorable, this marks the fourth private astronaut mission to the ISS, coordinated by NASA, SpaceX, and Axiom Space.

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NASA Targets June 25 for Axiom-4 Launch After Multiple Delays

NASA is now targeting June 25 for the Axiom-4 mission launch to the International Space Station after several delays. The mission, featuring ISRO astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla and commanded by Peggy Whitson, marks a significant NASA-ISRO collaboration and will make Shukla the first Indian astronaut on a private mission to the ISS.

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Rocket Lab to Launch Four Satellites for HawkEye 360

Rocket Lab will launch four satellites for HawkEye 360, including three RF geolocation microsatellites and the experimental Kestrel-0A. The mission, “Get The Hawk Outta Here,” aims to enhance radiofrequency intelligence capabilities and expand HawkEye 360’s satellite constellation.

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NOAA’s GOES-19 Satellite Enhances Wildfire Detection and Space Weather Forecasting

NOAA’s GOES-19 satellite enables near real-time wildfire detection with AI-powered tools and improves space weather forecasting using the advanced CCOR-1 coronagraph. These innovations provide faster warnings for geomagnetic storms and help protect critical infrastructure, while supporting first responders with timely wildfire data.

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UK Space Agency Funds Satellite Data Projects for Public Services

The UK Space Agency is investing over £2.5 million in five projects that use satellite data to enhance public services. These initiatives address infrastructure safety, biodiversity monitoring, and greenhouse gas tracking, demonstrating how space technology can improve efficiency, sustainability, and decision-making in the UK.

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Satellite Imagery Reveals Iranian Uranium Relocation Amid US Strikes

Satellite images show Iran moved enriched uranium and equipment from key nuclear sites, including Fordow, before US attacks. Despite US claims of destroying Iran’s nuclear ambitions, officials admit the uranium’s location is unknown. Satellite evidence and expert analysis highlight ongoing concerns about Iran’s nuclear program and the limits of military action.

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Axiom-4 Mission: Indian, Hungarian, and Polish Astronauts to Launch to ISS

The Axiom-4 mission will send astronauts from India, Hungary, and Poland to the International Space Station for the first time. Launching on a SpaceX Crew Dragon from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, this marks a milestone in private and government-sponsored space travel. Watch live via NASA or Axiom’s YouTube channel.

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UK Scientists Develop World’s Darkest Satellite to Combat Space Light Pollution

British researchers are launching Jovian-1, a satellite coated with Vantablack, the world’s darkest material, absorbing over 99% of light. This innovation aims to reduce space light pollution caused by satellite reflections, aiding astronomical observations and testing durability in orbit. Jovian-1 will also search for space debris and support dark matter research.

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SpaceX Set for Axiom-4 Launch with Indian Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla

SpaceX is ready to launch the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station from Kennedy Space Center. The mission features India’s Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla, set to become the second Indian in space and the first to visit the ISS. This marks a milestone for India’s space program and international collaboration.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Delivers First Images, Offering Unprecedented Forest Insights

ESA’s new Biomass satellite has sent back its first images from orbit, providing unprecedented detail of Earth’s forests. Using advanced radar, Biomass will monitor global forest mass and carbon storage, aiding climate and biodiversity research. The mission marks a major leap in understanding deforestation and forest health worldwide.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Delivers First Striking Forest Radar Images

The ESA’s new Biomass Earth observation satellite has released its first impressive radar images. Using advanced P-band Synthetic Aperture Radar, Biomass can penetrate dense forests and sand to measure global forest biomass and carbon storage, providing unique data to support climate science and international efforts against deforestation.

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Varda Space Tests NASA-Developed C-PICA Heat Shield on SpaceX-Launched Capsule

Varda Space Industries, with NASA support, is testing a heat shield made from C-PICA, a NASA-developed material, on its W-4 capsule launched by SpaceX. The shield will protect the capsule during reentry, advancing thermal protection systems for commercial spacecraft and supporting the growth of the U.S. orbital economy.

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Andhra Pradesh’s Jahnavi Dangeti Selected for NASA’s 2029 Titan Orbital Port Space Mission

Jahnavi Dangeti, a 21-year-old from Andhra Pradesh, will join NASA’s 2029 mission to the Titan Orbital Port Space Station. As the first Indian to complete NASA’s IASP, she exemplifies India’s growing role in space exploration and STEM advocacy, with achievements in asteroid discovery and analog astronaut training.

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Artistic Satellite Sculpture to Launch into Space with SpaceX

A 30-meter inflatable satellite sculpture, conceived by artist Trevor Paglen, will launch into space with SpaceX and the Nevada Museum of Art. Designed purely as an artwork visible from Earth, this project highlights the growing accessibility of space launches and the intersection of art and space technology.

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Maxar Satellite Images Reveal US Airstrike Damage on Iran’s Nuclear Sites

Maxar Technologies’ satellite images show extensive damage at Iran’s Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan nuclear sites following U.S. B-2 bomber airstrikes. The imagery highlights craters, destroyed buildings, and targeted tunnel entrances, confirming the strikes’ precision and impact on Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, as verified by the IAEA and U.S. officials.

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Kongsberg Completes N3X Satellite Constellation with SpaceX Launch

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace has finalized its N3X satellite constellation by launching two new microsatellites on SpaceX’s Transporter-14 mission. The N3X constellation boosts Norway’s maritime domain awareness by detecting both AIS-broadcasting and “dark” vessels, supporting maritime security, law enforcement, and environmental monitoring with advanced satellite technology.

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SpinLaunch Unveils Fuel-Free Satellite Launch Technology

California startup SpinLaunch is revolutionizing space launches with a fuel-free, kinetic launch system that uses electricity and extreme acceleration to send satellites into orbit. This innovative approach promises lower costs and reduced environmental impact, attracting partners like NASA and Airbus. The company aims for operational launches by 2026.

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SpaceX Ax-4 Mission Set for June 25, 2025 Launch with 90% Favorable Weather

SpaceX, NASA, and Axiom Space are set to launch the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station on June 25, 2025, with 90% favorable weather. The crew includes Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla. The mission, delayed by weather and technical issues, will use a SpaceX Falcon 9 and Dragon spacecraft.

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Satellite Industry ETF (159218) Opens Higher, Key Holdings Include China Satellite and China Satcom

The Satellite Industry ETF (159218) opened up 0.29% on June 25, with major holdings like China Satellite and China Satcom also rising. The ETF tracks the China Satellite Industry Index and has delivered a 2.43% return since inception. Investors are advised to be cautious due to market risks.

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Satellite Imagery Reveals U.S. Targeted Iran’s Fordo Nuclear Site Ventilation Shafts

Satellite images analyzed by experts show the U.S. targeted ventilation shafts at Iran’s underground Fordo nuclear facility, considered its most vulnerable points. The attack involved B-2 bombers dropping bunker buster bombs. Damage assessments are ongoing, but satellite imagery from Maxar Technologies indicates significant underground damage while support buildings remain intact.

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EU and Ukraine Plan Satellite Network for Russian Border Surveillance

The EU and Ukraine aim to deploy a network of over 70 small satellites (Intermarsat) along the Russian border for intelligence gathering. The project, funded by private firms, targets over €100 million in investment, with deployment expected by 2030. Satellites will operate in sun-synchronous orbit at 500 km altitude.

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Greece Launches First Domestically Built Satellite DUTHSat-2 into Orbit

Greece has launched its first domestically built satellite, DUTHSat-2, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9. Developed by the Democritus University of Thrace, this environmental microsatellite will aid in monitoring soil moisture, marine pollution, and disaster response, marking a significant step in Greece’s national space program and European space collaboration.

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Satellite Images Question US Claims on Iran Nuclear Strikes

Recent satellite images from Maxar Technologies reveal significant surface damage at Iran’s nuclear sites after US strikes, but cast doubt on claims of complete destruction. Experts and the IAEA note uncertainty about the extent of underground damage, highlighting the limits of satellite-based assessments of fortified facilities.

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ESA Satellite Releases First Images of Earth from Orbit

The European Space Agency’s new satellite has captured its first stunning images of Earth from orbit, showcasing forests, deserts, and glaciers. These early images, revealed at the Living Planet Symposium, highlight the satellite’s advanced radar capabilities and its role in monitoring carbon storage and climate change impacts on global ecosystems.

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Honda Successfully Tests Reusable Rocket, Challenging SpaceX and Advancing Japan’s Space Ambitions

Honda has launched and landed its first experimental reusable rocket in Japan, reaching 889 feet. This milestone demonstrates Honda’s commitment to cost-effective, sustainable space travel and marks a bold step in Japan’s growing space race, with a goal of achieving suborbital launches by 2029. The achievement positions Honda as a new contender in global space innovation.

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SpaceX Schedules Falcon 9 Starlink Launch from Florida Coast

SpaceX is set to launch a Falcon 9 rocket carrying 27 Starlink satellites from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday afternoon. The mission marks the 20th flight for the reusable first stage booster, which will land on the Just Read The Instructions droneship after stage separation. Backup launch windows are available if needed.

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Axiom Mission 4 Cleared for Launch to ISS, Crew Prepares for Research

Axiom Mission 4 (Ax-4) is set to launch Wednesday, sending four private astronauts via SpaceX Dragon to the International Space Station for a two-week research mission. ISS crew members continue scientific experiments and videography, supporting advancements in pharmaceutical manufacturing, biotechnology, and astronaut training in microgravity.

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NASA Launches SEED Sounding Rocket with RTS Support for Atmospheric Research

NASA launched the SEED sounding rocket from Kwajalein Atoll, tracked by the U.S. Army’s Reagan Test Site (RTS) using advanced radar and telemetry. This collaboration enabled precise data collection for atmospheric and ionospheric science, highlighting the RTS team’s key role in supporting space missions from remote locations.

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Nigcomsat CEO Discusses Satellite’s Role in Nigeria’s Broadband Expansion

Nigcomsat CEO Jane Nkechi Egerton-Idehen highlights the company’s multi-orbit satellite strategy and partnership with Eutelsat to boost Nigeria’s broadband penetration. The collaboration leverages LEO satellite technology to provide high-speed, low-latency connectivity for enterprises, government, and underserved communities, supporting sectors like education, healthcare, and agriculture.

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Satellite Images Reveal Record Amazon and Atlantic Forest Fires in 2024

Satellite imagery shows that in 2024, the Amazon and Atlantic Forest suffered their largest burned areas in four decades. Over 30 million hectares were affected, with the Amazon alone accounting for half. The data, analyzed by MapBiomas, highlights the critical role of satellites in monitoring environmental disasters.

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NASA’s ‘Dead’ Relay 2 Satellite Unexpectedly Emits Signal After 60 Years

NASA’s Relay 2 satellite, decommissioned nearly 60 years ago, has unexpectedly transmitted a radio signal detected by Australian astronomers. The brief 30-nanosecond burst may have been triggered by space debris impact or an electrostatic discharge, raising questions about the behavior of long-inactive spacecraft.

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How to Watch NASA, SpaceX, Axiom Mission 4 Launch Live

Axiom Mission 4, a private astronaut mission by NASA, SpaceX, and Axiom Space, is set to launch June 25, 2025, from Kennedy Space Center. The crew will spend two weeks on the International Space Station conducting scientific, educational, and commercial activities. This mission features astronauts from India, Poland, Hungary, and the U.S.

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SpaceX Launches Axiom-4 Commercial Crew to ISS Led by Peggy Whitson

SpaceX is launching the Axiom-4 mission to the International Space Station with veteran astronaut Peggy Whitson commanding a diverse international crew. The mission uses a new Crew Dragon capsule and Falcon 9 booster, marking SpaceX’s fourth non-government crewed flight, advancing commercial access to low-Earth orbit.

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NASA’s SPHEREx Observatory Releases First Spectral Sky Images

NASA’s SPHEREx observatory has captured its first uncalibrated images, showcasing its wide spectral range and ability to record a spectrum for every pixel. This ambitious mission aims to survey over 450 million galaxies and 100 billion stars, advancing our understanding of galaxy formation, interstellar clouds, and the early universe.

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Martin Mystère and the Satellite Enigma: Science Meets Adventure

The comic “L’enigma del satellite” blends science and fantasy adventure, created by Sergio Bonelli Editore and the Italian Space Agency. The story highlights the role of Earth-orbiting satellites in studying our planet, merging space technology with classic Martin Mystère themes of myth and archaeology.

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ESA’s Biomass Satellite Reveals First Images of Amazon and Antarctica

The ESA’s Biomass satellite has released its first images, showcasing the Amazon rainforest, Sahara riverbeds, and Antarctic ice flows. Using advanced P-band radar, Biomass aims to revolutionize our understanding of Earth’s carbon storage, climate change, and forest health by providing unprecedented data on global biomass and carbon content.

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NISAR: Dual-Band Radar Satellite for Enhanced Earth Observation Launching in 2025

The NISAR satellite, a NASA-ISRO collaboration, will launch in July 2025. Featuring dual-band SAR (L and S bands), it offers unprecedented Earth observation capabilities, including high-resolution imaging and wide coverage. NISAR will provide public data for applications like landslide mapping, soil moisture estimation, and polar ice monitoring, regardless of weather or daylight.

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Canary Islands Launch Pioneering Satellite Constellation for Earth Observation

The Canary Islands will deploy the Constelación Islas Canarias (CIC), an innovative network of eight small Earth observation satellites. With advanced infrared and thermal imaging, these satellites will enhance emergency response, resource management, and climate monitoring, positioning Tenerife and the region as leaders in space technology and innovation.

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SpaceX Transporter 14 Launches Celestis Memorial Capsules Into Orbit

SpaceX’s Transporter 14 rideshare mission carried over 160 capsules of human remains for Celestis, a company specializing in space memorials. Launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base, the mission marked a milestone despite a landing anomaly, as the payload successfully reached orbit and circled Earth twice, offering a unique cosmic tribute.

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SpaceX Falcon 9 Launches UND’s First North Dakota Satellites for ROADS Mission

SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched the first-ever satellites commissioned in North Dakota—ROADS One and Two—into low Earth orbit. UND will remotely operate these satellites from Odegard Hall, marking a milestone in the university’s space operations and satellite control capabilities. The mission enhances UND’s role in space technology and autonomous satellite servicing.

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ESA Satellite Releases First Images of Earth from Orbit

The European Space Agency’s new satellite has released its first images of Earth from orbit, showcasing forests, deserts, and floodplains. These images, revealed at Planet 2025 in Vienna, mark a major step in climate and carbon monitoring, demonstrating the satellite’s advanced radar capabilities and the collaborative efforts behind the mission.

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NASA Works to Repair NICER X-ray Telescope on ISS

NASA engineers are addressing a motor failure in the NICER X-ray telescope aboard the International Space Station. The issue has paused the telescope’s tracking of cosmic objects. NICER, operational since 2017, is vital for studying neutron stars, black holes, and mapping routes for future Mars missions.

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Huawei Mate X7 Foldable Smartphone May Feature Dual Satellite Connectivity

The upcoming Huawei Mate X7 could offer dual satellite connectivity (calls and messaging) in all variants, unlike its predecessor which limited this feature to a special edition. This would allow users to stay connected anywhere, distinguishing it from competitors like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7, especially in the Chinese market.

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T-Mobile Launches Satellite Service for Smartphones with Starlink in the US

T-Mobile has announced the launch of T-Satellite, a new satellite connectivity service for smartphones in partnership with Starlink. Starting July 23, US users can send SMS and MMS via satellite, with internet data services coming in October. This marks a significant step in expanding mobile coverage using Starlink’s satellite network.

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UK Space Agency Funds Five Satellite Data Projects to Boost Public Services

The UK Space Agency is funding five innovative projects that use satellite data to enhance public services. These initiatives will monitor infrastructure safety, track biodiversity, detect methane leaks, and support farmers, demonstrating the practical benefits of space technology for efficiency and sustainability in the UK.

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Kuva Space Launches Hyperfield-1B Satellite for Advanced Agricultural and Environmental Monitoring

Finnish company Kuva Space has launched its Hyperfield-1B hyperspectral satellite on a SpaceX Falcon 9, enhancing agriculture, environmental intelligence, and maritime monitoring. The 6U CubeSat uses AI-powered analytics to deliver rapid, high-quality data for public and private sectors, supporting decision-making in sectors like defense, aquaculture, and ecosystem management.

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Chinese Satellite Achieves Record Laser Data Transmission, Surpassing Starlink

Chinese engineers achieved a record-breaking 1 Gbps data transmission from a satellite at 36,000 km using a 2-watt laser, outperforming Starlink’s speeds. The breakthrough combines adaptive optics and modal diversity reception to overcome atmospheric turbulence, promising advances in satellite communications, interplanetary missions, and global internet connectivity.

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China’s Satellites Bridge Remote Areas with Advanced Technology

Chinese satellites enable remote medical consultations in Thailand, showcasing China’s rapid commercial space advancements. These technological breakthroughs are benefiting communities worldwide, demonstrating the global impact of China’s satellite technology progress.

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NASA Astronaut Zena Cardman Prepares for First Spaceflight on SpaceX Crew-11

NASA astronaut Zena Cardman is set for her first spaceflight aboard the SpaceX Crew-11 mission to the International Space Station. Cardman, a 2017 NASA astronaut class member, has a background in geobiology and Antarctic research, and has supported ISS operations and lunar exploration planning.

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NASA Conducts Low-Flying Aircraft Research Over Baltimore for Air Quality Study

NASA is flying low-altitude research planes over Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Virginia cities this week to collect air quality data. The flights use NASA’s P-3 Orion and King Air B200 aircraft and are part of an atmospheric study and the Student Airborne Research Program (SARP), offering STEM students hands-on experience.

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Chinese Satellite Internet Tech Achieves 1Gbps Speeds, Surpassing Starlink

Chinese researchers have developed a satellite internet technology capable of 1Gbps speeds, five times faster than Starlink. Using Adaptive Optics and Mode Diversity Reception, they achieved stable, high-speed data transmission from a satellite 22,807 miles above Earth, promising revolutionary connectivity for remote areas and space applications.

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ICEYE to Provide SAR Satellite Data to NATO for Persistent Space Surveillance Initiative

ICEYE will supply SAR satellite data to NATO under the Alliance Persistent Space Surveillance Initiative (APSS), enhancing space-based intelligence sharing. This partnership boosts NATO’s ability to deliver rapid, data-driven assessments using ICEYE’s Earth observation satellites, which offer 24/7 monitoring and high-resolution imagery in all weather conditions.

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Sentinel-1C Satellite Launch Enhances Earth Observation for Norway and Europe

The highly anticipated launch of the Sentinel-1C radar satellite will boost Earth observation capabilities, benefiting maritime safety, flood mapping, and environmental monitoring in Norway and Europe. The satellite, working with Sentinel-1A, will provide improved radar data and ship tracking, with operational data available after a three-month commissioning period.

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Galician Satmar Satellite Launched to Revolutionize Maritime Communications

The Satmar satellite, developed by Alén Space and launched aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, aims to transform maritime communications using the new VDES standard. This 6U nanosatellite will enable secure, bidirectional VHF data exchange for ships, enhance digital services in ports, and test advanced radio technologies in orbit.

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T-Mobile to Launch T-Satellite Service with Starlink Nationwide in July

T-Mobile will launch its T-Satellite service, powered by Starlink, on July 23, offering nationwide satellite-to-mobile connectivity. The service supports SMS, MMS, and 911 texting, with data services and satellite-enabled apps coming in October. Most recent smartphones are compatible, and the service is included in select T-Mobile plans or available for $10/month.

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SpaceX Starship Debris Raises Environmental Concerns on Mexican Border

Debris from a recent SpaceX Starship explosion has landed on the Mexican side of the border, raising environmental concerns for endangered sea turtles. Mexican officials are investigating the impact of rocket debris on local wildlife and communities, while SpaceX has not yet responded to inquiries about clean-up efforts.

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NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX Target June 25 for Axiom Mission 4 Launch to ISS

NASA, Axiom Space, and SpaceX will launch Axiom Mission 4, the fourth private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, on June 25. The mission features astronauts from ISRO, ESA, and HUNOR, and will include science, outreach, and commercial activities. Live coverage will be available on NASA+.

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Atlas V Launches Amazon Project Kuiper Satellites to Orbit

Atlas V successfully launched 27 Amazon Project Kuiper satellites, advancing Amazon’s plan for a global broadband satellite network to rival SpaceX’s Starlink. Project Kuiper aims for a constellation of over 3,200 satellites with about 80 launches planned. The initiative marks a significant step in the growing competition for space-based internet services.

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NASA’s Defunct Relay-2 Satellite Sends Mysterious Signal After 57 Years

Australian astronomers detected a powerful radio pulse from NASA’s long-dead Relay-2 satellite, silent since 1967. The unexpected signal, initially thought to be a cosmic event, highlights the challenges of identifying space signals as more defunct satellites orbit Earth, sometimes emitting mysterious bursts.

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Axiom Space Ax-4 Astronauts Launch on SpaceX Falcon 9 from Florida

Axiom Space Mission 4 (Ax-4) launches four astronauts—including Peggy Whitson—on a SpaceX Falcon 9 from Kennedy Space Center to the International Space Station. The crew will spend two weeks conducting science and technology experiments. The launch features a sonic boom as the Falcon 9 booster returns to Cape Canaveral.

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Denmark Launches First Arctic Surveillance Satellite BIFROST

A group of Danish and Swedish companies launched BIFROST, the first “arctic” satellite, aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9. BIFROST will monitor the Arctic and Greenland using optical and infrared sensors. Supported by the defense ministries of Denmark and Sweden, the project aims to deploy 20 satellites for continuous Arctic surveillance.

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