

Amazon Can Buy Globalstar. It Still Can’t Buy Launch Cadence
Amazon’s $11.57 billion agreement to acquire Globalstar gives its satellite

NASA’s Moon Base Plan Is Really a Bet on Lunar Logistics
By pausing Gateway in its current form and redirecting Artemis

Anduril’s ExoAnalytic Deal Is a Bet on the Software Age of Missile Defense
Golden Dome may grab the headlines, but the real prize

Sierra Space’s $550 million raise shows what private space is being valued for now
The Colorado company’s jump to an $8 billion valuation is

China’s launch surge is changing LEO — and the crowding is now a strategic risk
In the space business, annual launch totals have become a

York Space’s IPO hints at a new rule for SpaceTech: defence contracts first, romance later
On Thursday, York Space Systems rang the opening bell at

The battle for the last bar: New Glenn and AST bet on a “cell tower in space”
In late February, Blue Origin plans to fly New Glenn

Trump’s “space superiority” order sets a 2028 Moon deadline — and rewires America’s space economy
On Thursday, December 18, 2025, the White House published an

Galactic cloud regions: why AI’s power problem is pushing data centres into orbit
Not so long ago, “cloud regions” were just dots on

Jared Isaacman’s nuclear Moon gamble: is this the future of NASA or a costly detour?
Billionaire astronaut-entrepreneur Jared Isaacman walked back into the US Senate

From boutique to factory: how France’s U-Space became the test case for Europe’s new space industrial base
On the same week that Emmanuel Macron promised billions more

Europe’s sovereign leap to phone-from-space
Vodafone and AST SpaceMobile put a European flag on direct-to-device—and

Europe just built a space “prime.” The moat is standards, not scale
Europe has finally done what many in the industry said

HyImpulse’s €45m bet on hybrid rockets — can Europe’s “taxi to orbit” fix the small-launch gap?
The German launcher has fresh capital, a clear pitch, and

Europe buys private launch at last: why ESA’s “Flight Ticket” awards to Isar Aerospace matter more than they look
Europe just did something it has long resisted: it placed

Vietnam’s LEO broadband moment: why Kuiper vs Starlink could reshape the region’s connectivity—and its geopolitics
Hanoi has done something unusual for a tightly managed telecoms

Blue Origin’s Mars Relay: A quiet pivot to deep-space infrastructure
Blue Origin is advancing a Mars Telecommunications Orbiter built on

Orbiting the Future of Pharma: Varda’s $187M Bet on Drugs Made in Space
In a gleaming lab in El Segundo, California, three scorched

Satellite Salvage Begins: Otter Pup’s Daring Docking Could Rewrite Orbital Economics
A New Kind of Space Rescue Mission Later this year,

Apex’s $200 Million Bet on Plug-and-Play Satellites – A New Chapter in Space Manufacturing
In a year when many startups are tightening belts, one

Amazon’s Big Leap Into Space: Project Kuiper Takes on Starlink
Amazon Enters the Satellite Broadband Arena On April 9, 2025,

Mushrooms in Microgravity and the First Polar Orbit: Fram2’s Historic Leap
Reaching New Heights – Over the Poles In a bold

China’s Private Space Race Is Lifting Off – The World Should Take Notice
Not long ago, China’s space exploits were solely the domain

Redwire and the Rise of America’s Commercial Space Economy
In the new era of space commercialization, private enterprises are































