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Apr 28, 2026
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Issue 99 | Breaking Space News: April 20 - 26, 2026
NASA Debuts Its Own ‘NASA Force’ And The $1.45 Trillion US Military Budget Comes With A Major Boost For US Space Force. The Week In Space: Roman Space Telescope Readies For Launch, US FAA Begins Charging User Fees For Commercial Launches, DoW Wants $2.3 Billion To Expand Palantir’s Battlefield AI Tool And Space Force Issues New Awards To SpaceX, Leidos, Maplarge And Twelve Golden Dome Industry Partners. Plus: China Sends Pakistani Satellites To Orbit, Invests In Orbital Data Centers And Looks To Expand Domestic Satellite Production.
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Apr 22, 2026
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Issue 98 | Breaking Space News: April 13 - 19, 2026
Up-Next: Orbital Carriers With Military Payloads? Meanwhile White House Issues A Space Nuclear Policy and A Virtual Universe Shows Galaxies Evolving From The Dawn Of Time. The Week In Space: Solar Storm And Space Weather Findings, Oldest Lunar South Pole Craters Hold Highest Likelihood Of Water Ice And Orbital Data Center Bandwagon Picks Up Pace. Plus: US Military Plans For Maneuver Warfare And Pre‐Launch Missile Defense Tools, L3Harris Preemptively Invests To Support Golden Dome, Vast's New Docking System For Industry Adoption And Blue Origin Places Satellite In Wrong Orbit.
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Apr 14, 2026
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Issue 97 | Breaking Space News: April 06 - 12, 2026
Planet Labs Restricting Iran Imagery Under US Pressure Sets A Worrying Precedent. Global Night‐Lights Are Flickering And Getting Brighter. The Week In Space News: Worms Fly To ISS For Study, US 2027 Budget Casts New Doubts Over TraCSS Space‐Traffic System, China And DRC Partner On Latter's National Satellite Plan, And US Military Wants Commercial Satellites For War Planning. Plus: EnduroSat-Shield Space Partner To Deploy Inspection Cubesats And Orbital Defense Mothership, Hungary To Get Its First Geosynchronous Satellite, LeoLabs’ New Delta Software Flags Unusual Satellite Behavior, HawkEye 360 Goes Public, And Apex Joins Orbital Datacenter Bandwagon.
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Apr 7, 2026
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Issue 96 | Breaking Space News: Mar 30 - Apr 05, 2026
Space Force Funding Surges As NASA Is Targeted Again With Major Budget Reductions for 2027. The Week in Space News: Artemis II Initiates Historic Return To Deep Space, SpaceX Files IPO Targeting Valuation of Over $1.75 Trillion And Another Starlink Satellite Breaks Apart. Plus: EU Financial Driver Of European Space Sector, China Tests Robotic Arm Refueling, European Firms Grow US Presence, Amazon Rebuts SpaceX Collision Risk Claims and More.
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Mar 31, 2026
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Issue 95 | Breaking Space News: Mar 23 - 29, 2026
In Space, Sperms Have a Hard Time Finding the Egg. The Week in Space: We May Finally Know Where Sun's Magnetic Energy is Generated, NASA Will Develop a Nuclear‐Powered Interplanetary Spacecraft While Its Artemis, Commercial Space Station Updates Draw Industry Backlash. Plus: Mission Authorization in US to Become Easier, US Satellites Spy on Chinese Counterparts, Ispace Overhauls Lander and Missions, and Space Tech Investment Surges Across Navigation, Propulsion, AI, Mobility, and Spectrum. Meanwhile, New Earth-Like Alien Planets Identified and Can Fiber‐Optic Cables Sense Moonquakes?
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Mar 23, 2026
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Issue 94 | Breaking Space News: Mar 16 - 22, 2026
Thousands of Giant Mirrors And Millions of Data Centers Floating in Orbit, Threaten To Permanently Destroy The Night Sky. The Week In Space: Building Blocks of DNA, RNA Found in an Asteroid, and Are Alien Civilizations Intentionally Quiet? Now Private Companies are Part of US Wargaming, Geospatial Intelligence Demand Surges With Hormuz Blockade, Nvidia Unveils Space Computing Platform For On‐Orbit AI Processing, and Blue Origin Files for Thousands of Data Centers in Space. Plus: Debris-Removal-as-a-Service is Now a Thing and More.
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Mar 16, 2026
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Issue 93 | Breaking Space News: Mar 9 - 15, 2026
US Lawmakers Push For a Permanent Lunar Base And Extend ISS Operations For Another Two Years. The Week In Space: Self‐Repairing Carbon‐Fiber Material, DART Impact Alters Asteroid Path, China’s Lunar Landing Site, I/ATLAS Updates, Van Allen Probe Crash, Russia’s Venus Mission, And Eutelsat’s Russian Satellite Lease. Plus: SES Teleport in Israel Hit By Missile, Anduril Buys SDA Firm, And More.
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Mar 10, 2026
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Issue 92 | Breaking Space News: Mar 2 - 8, 2026
Is Space Weather Scrambling Alien Signals? Plus, Listen to X‐Ray Data From Jupiter, Saturn and Uranus. The Week in Space: Antarctica’s Rapid Ice Retreat, Evidence of Planet‐Hopping Microbes, the Largest 3D Early‐Universe Map, ESA’s Proba‐3 Delay, Solar Storm Hitting Mars Recorded, UK Space Funding, Solar Space Tech Innovation by Redwire and Rocket Lab, Japan’s Kairos Anomaly, A New Way to Measure Universe’s Expansion and More.
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Mar 3, 2026
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Issue 91 | Breaking Space News: Feb 23 - Mar 1, 2026
Artemis III is Not Going to the Moon, as NASA Announces Massive Mission Overhaul and An Early‐Warning Method for Pinpointing Likely Solar Storm Eruptions. The Week in Space: A Cosmic Brain and a Spotless Sun, the Evolution of Antarctica’s Gravity Anomaly, and 13.7 Million Cosmic Objects—Black Holes, Galaxy Clusters and Supernova Remnants–Mapped. Plus: Tianwen-2 Cruising to Asteroid for Sample Recovery, DARPA's Uncrewed X-68A Readies for Tests, Rocket Lab Launches Australian-Made Hypersonix Scramjet for the US Military, US Space Force Updates and More.
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Feb 24, 2026
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Issue 90 | Breaking Space News: Feb 16 - 22, 2026
Why Are Tatooine‐Like Worlds a Rarity? Meanwhile, SpaceX has Unveiled a Space Situational Awareness (SSA) System, Called Stargaze and First Direct Observation of a Space‐Debris Pollution Plume Reveals Lithium Spike After Falcon 9 Reentry. The Week in Space: GPS on Perseverance Rover, Plans for a Catapult on the Moon to Launch Satellites, Boeing's Starliner Update, Microbial Metal Extraction in Space and Artemis II Delayed Again. Plus: Rheinmetall's Interest in Mynaric, UK's Mandatory Liability Cap for Launch Operators, SatVu's NATO Funding, Pentagon wants Commercial GEO Spy Satellites, Google Earth AI-Vantor Partnership and More.
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Feb 17, 2026
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Issue 89 | Breaking Space News: Feb 9 - 15, 2026
SpaceX to Shift Focus to a Self‐Growing Lunar City and New Analysis Links Megaconstellation Growth to Rising Uncontrolled Debris. The Week in Space: Bennu Asteroid Samples and Planetary Chemistry Models Point to a Universe Rich in Organics but Poor in Habitable Planets, NASA's Twin Launches, China's Mengzhou Tests, and Germany's Expanding Lunar Ambitions. Plus: Researchers Chart One Million Cislunar and Earth‐Orbit Trajectories, U.S. Senate Licensing Reforms, NASA–Roscosmos Talks, Amazon’s LEO Expansion, Vast’s Private Astronaut Mission, and More.
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Feb 9, 2026
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Issue 88 | Breaking Space News: Feb 2 - 8, 2026
Does Dark Matter Exist, or Is Gravity Behaving Differently at Cosmic Scales? The Week in Space News: SpaceX–xAI Merge, Chile Halts Industrial Complex Over Risks to Earth’s Darkest Skies, Scientists Call for Research on Human Reproduction in Space, Soil‐Building Bacteria Survive Toxic Materials in Martian Regolith, Artemis II Delayed to March, UK Physics and Astronomy Face Major Funding Cuts, and SmallSat Alliance Shifts From LEO Advocacy to Integrating U.S. Military Satellite Networks. Plus: Hegseth Visits Blue Origin, Pentagon Highlights Golden Dome as Testbed for Acquisition Reform and Commercial Space Integration, China Conducts Secretive Spaceplane Launch and AI Finds Hundreds of Previously Unidentified Cosmic Anomalies.
