Lux Aeterna Pitch Brings Reusable Satellite Technology to the Pentagon

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Key Takeaways Lux Aeterna has presented a pitch for reusable satellite technology to the Pentagon. Shield AI has demonstrated autonomous orbital flight by running its Hivemind software on a satellite in orbit. Robotics and autonomous software are increasingly central to discussions regarding the future of on-orbit labor. Lux Aeterna Proposes Reusable Satellite Technology to Defence … Read more

Cambridge Study Claims India Satellite Launch Cost Higher Than US as Space Department Disputes Report

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Key Takeaways A Cambridge study claims that the India satellite launch cost is four times higher than satellite launch costs in the United States. A source within the Department of Space has directly contradicted the findings of the report. Dispute Over India Satellite Launch Cost A study conducted by researchers associated with Cambridge claims that … Read more

Nigeria Moves Satellite Partnerships from China to France and Israel Amid Debt Dispute

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In a significant shift of its space technology strategy, Nigeria has announced a change in its satellite manufacturing contracts, moving away from Chinese providers to new partners in France and Israel. The decision follows a debt dispute that arose with the Chinese companies previously involved in the country’s satellite projects. Nigeria satellite partnerships is an … Read more

Spacewatch Highlights: LINGQIAO Satellite, CNES Mini Spy Telescopes, and Amazon’s New Glenn Delay

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The global space community is abuzz with a trio of noteworthy developments that underscore the rapid pace of innovation and the challenges that accompany it. On 23 August 2026, KeepTrack released a compelling video featuring the LINGQIAO satellite, bringing renewed attention to China’s growing satellite fleet. Meanwhile, the French space agency CNES announced plans to procure mass‑produced … Read more

South Korea’s Satellite Market Set for Growth Through 2030

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South Korea’s Satellite Market on the Rise The satellite industry in South Korea is poised for significant expansion through the next decade, according to a recent MarketsandMarkets report titled “South-Korea Satellites Market Size, Share, Trends, Growth Analysis Report, 2030.” The study provides a detailed assessment of the country’s current market footprint and outlines the trajectory … Read more

India Sets Sights on Its First Space Station by 2035, As ISRO Charts a Bold New Course

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From the modest beginnings of a launch pad at Thumba in the late 1960s to the ambitious plans announced this year, India’s space agency, the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), is poised to take a decisive step toward becoming a full‑fledged space‑faring nation. The agency’s chief, V. Narayanan, has publicly outlined a roadmap that culminates … Read more

BRICS Space Agencies Wrap Up Bengaluru Summit, Advancing Satellite Constellation and Space Sustainability

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The heads of space agencies from the BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – concluded a two‑day summit in Bengaluru on Tuesday, marking a significant step toward deeper cooperation in the rapidly evolving space sector. BRICS space summit is an important part of the developments covered in this report. BRICS space … Read more

Satellite Eyes on the Fields: BRICS Nations Harness Space Data for Agriculture

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Satellite Data: A New Lens for Agriculture In recent years, satellite imagery has become an indispensable tool for farmers and policymakers alike. By capturing high‑resolution images of vast tracts of farmland, satellites provide real‑time insights into crop health, soil moisture levels, and pest infestations. This capability is especially valuable in regions where ground‑based monitoring is … Read more

China and Russia Narrow Gap with U.S. in New Space Race

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The Washington Post recently published an opinion piece titled “China and Russia are nipping at America’s heels in the new space race,” drawing attention to the growing competitiveness in outer‑space capabilities among the three major global players. space race: What It Means and Why It Matters In the article, the author argues that China’s rapid … Read more