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Blue Origin Suspends Suborbital Space Tourism to Prioritize Lunar Lander Development for NASA’s Artemis Program
Britannica USA Overview Blue Origin announced in early 2026 that it would temporarily halt its suborbital space tourism flights to concentrate resources on developing a lunar lander for NASA's Artemis missions. The company had previously... -
Lucintel Forecasts Global Space Semiconductor Market to Grow to $2.55 Billion by 2035, Led by Asia Pacific
openPR.com (Lucintel) Global Overview This article provides an overview of a market research report published by Lucintel. Lucintel forecasts the global space semiconductor market to reach an estimated $2,552 million by 2035, growing at ... -
US DOT Establishes ‘SPACE Task Force’ to Manage Projected 10,000 Annual Space Launches by 2035
AVweb USA Overview The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) has formed the 'Space Policy Administration, Coordination, and Execution (SPACE) Task Force' to manage a projected surge to 10,000 commercial space launches and reentries ann... -
Rocket Lab Logs 16th Electron Launch This Year, Cementing Small-Satellite Market Leadership
GLOBE NEWSWIRE (Rocket Lab) New Zealand Overview Rocket Lab has successfully completed its 16th Electron rocket launch of the year from New Zealand, delivering an Earth observation satellite into orbit for a confidential client. This 'Ha... -
SpaceX Reverses 5TB Starlink Data Cap Following Extensive User Complaints
PCMag USA Overview SpaceX has reportedly rescinded a 5TB data cap imposed on its Starlink satellite internet service, following widespread customer complaints. The cap had triggered speed throttling for some users, prompting significant ... -
Amazon’s Project Kuiper Secures Six Additional Ariane 64 Launches, Totaling 24 Missions with Arianespace by 2031
Arianespace France Overview Amazon's Project Kuiper has ordered six more Ariane 64 launches from Arianespace, expanding their total agreement to 24 missions through 2031. This agreement, announced at the International Space Summit in Par... -
Japan’s Space Industry at Inflection Point: Government Investment Doubles, Strategic Funding Exceeds ¥1 Trillion, Talent Development Key Challenge
Aerodefense Outlook Japan Overview Japan's commercial space industry has entered an inflection point over the past 4-5 years, with government investment doubling and strategic space-related funding exceeding ¥1 trillion. This reflects sp... -
Trump Administration Announces National Space Transportation Policy: Sets Goal of Over 1,000 Launches and Reentries Annually by 2030
Greenberg Traurig, LLP USA Overview President Donald Trump announced the National Space Transportation Policy (NSPM-17) on August 20, 2026, establishing a new federal framework for U.S. space transportation. The policy sets an ambitious ... -
Japan’s Space One Identifies Static Electricity as Likely Cause of Kairos Rocket No. 3 Failure, Disrupting Communications
Japan News (Yomiuri Shimbun) Japan Overview Japanese space startup Space One announced that static electricity accumulation within its Kairos rocket No. 3 likely caused electrical noise, disrupting communications and triggering the safet... -
Honda Becomes First Japanese Private Company to Successfully Launch and Land Reusable Rocket, Significantly Reducing Space Mission Costs
Facebook Japan Overview Honda has achieved a significant milestone in aerospace innovation by becoming the first Japanese private company to successfully launch and land a reusable rocket. This technology is poised to substantially reduc...
