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Japan’s Astroscale picks India’s PSLV for 2027 debris-inspection launch — and signals a new Asian supply chain for space safety

Japan’s Astroscale picks India’s PSLV for 2027 debris-inspection launch — and signals a new Asian supply chain for space safety

A Tokyo startup choosing an Indian rocket for a sensitive

Pentagon Unveils SWAFS 2.0 for Investigating Space Weather Impacts on Satellites

Pentagon Unveils SWAFS 2.0 for Investigating Space Weather Impacts on Satellites

The U.S. Department of Defense is set to launch the

York Space’s IPO hints at a new rule for SpaceTech: defence contracts first, romance later

York Space’s IPO hints at a new rule for SpaceTech: defence contracts first, romance later

The battle for the last bar: New Glenn and AST bet on a “cell tower in space”

The battle for the last bar: New Glenn and AST bet on a “cell tower in space”

Artemis II is entering its final countdown — and NASA is still being tested on Earth

Artemis II is entering its final countdown — and NASA is still being tested on Earth

Trump’s “space superiority” order sets a 2028 Moon deadline — and rewires America’s space economy

Trump’s “space superiority” order sets a 2028 Moon deadline — and rewires America’s space economy

Galactic cloud regions: why AI’s power problem is pushing data centres into orbit

Galactic cloud regions: why AI’s power problem is pushing data centres into orbit

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Satellites

Space Exploration

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