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NASA’s Tom Percy Accelerates Artemis Human Landing System Development Through Collaboration with SpaceX and Blue Origin
NASA USA Overview Tom Percy, NASA's System Engineering and Integration Manager for the Human Landing System (HLS) Program, is closely collaborating with commercial providers SpaceX and Blue Origin to accelerate and streamline the develop... -
Chinese Landspace Targets August 10 for Second Zhuque-3 Methane-Liquid Oxygen Rocket Launch and Landing Attempt
Space.com China Overview Chinese commercial launch firm Landspace announced its second launch and landing attempt for the Zhuque-3 rocket, powered by methane-liquid oxygen engines, on August 10th (EDT). The stainless-steel Zhuque-3 is ex... -
Redwire Opens State-of-the-Art Space-Enabled R&D and Manufacturing Facility, Accelerating Space Industry Production Capabilities
Building Indiana Business USA Overview Redwire has inaugurated a state-of-the-art facility to accelerate space-enabled research and development and manufacturing. This facility will support a diverse range of in-space applications, inclu... -
China National Space Administration (CNSA) Advances Ambitious Space Program: Tiangong Station, Crewed Lunar Exploration, and Megaconstellations
Orbital Radar USA Overview The China National Space Administration (CNSA) is aggressively pursuing a broad spectrum of space development initiatives, including the operation of its permanently crewed Tiangong space station, a plan for hu... -
China Successfully Launches Tianlian-2 06 Data Relay Satellite on Long March 3B Rocket, Withstanding Lightning Strike
India Today India Overview China successfully launched the Tianlian-2 06 data relay satellite using a Long March 3B rocket from Xichang Satellite Launch Center on July 23, 2026. Remarkably, the rocket endured a lightning strike just seco... -
NASA Spaceline Reports China Space Station Microgravity Study Reveals Underestimation of Body Mass in Motion Control
NASA Spaceline Current Awareness List #1,208 USA Overview NASA Spaceline's latest update highlights a China Space Station study demonstrating that kinematic signatures in reaching movements during spaceflight provide evidence of humans u... -
Japanese Space Startups Secure Major Funding: ispace, Astroscale, and GITAI Accelerate Growth and Global Expansion
Startup Intros Japan Overview Leading Japanese space startups, ispace, Astroscale, and GITAI, have announced significant funding rounds to accelerate their respective ventures. ispace, focused on lunar landers and rovers, secured ¥19.6 b... -
Auxilium Biotechnologies Achieves Historic First: Bioprinting Kidney and Liver Tissues on ISS, Paving Way for Regenerative Medicine and Drug Discovery Breakthroughs
Business Wire / Auxilium Biotechnologies USA Overview Auxilium Biotechnologies successfully bioprinted kidney and liver tissues on the International Space Station (ISS) using its AMP-1 orbital 3D bioprinter, marking a world-first for the... -
Auxilium Biotechnologies Pioneers Space Bioprinting on ISS, Successfully Producing Kidney, Liver Tissues, and Neural Implants
Business Wire USA Overview Auxilium Biotechnologies has successfully bioprinted kidney tissue, liver tissue, and 28 neural repair implants on the International Space Station (ISS). This marks the first time three distinct tissue types ha... -
JAXA to Test Reusable Rocket ‘RV-X’ for 2030s Deployment, Validating Guidance, Landing, and High-Temperature Metal Material Suitability
Seoul Economic Daily Japan Overview JAXA plans to conduct launch tests of its experimental reusable rocket, 'RV-X,' aiming for operational deployment by the early 2030s. These tests will progressively validate guidance, landing control t...
