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ITU OKs deadline extension for Open Cosmos broadband network, but reduces constellation size by 50%
Planet, Vantor and Blacksky on tailoring services to governments demanding sovereignty, however they define it
US Space Force effort to assure surge capacity on commercial space assets starts small; it gets harder from here
Indra Space reports sharply higher revenue and EBITDA, books $2.2B in backlog for work on Europe’s Iris2
Eutelsat: Our $3.8-billion Iris2 investment will generate $11B in revenue between 2032 and 2040
Telesat: 3-month delay in 1st Lightspeed launch to be followed by 15 Falcon 9s in 45 weeks; initial service in March 2028
Airbus Space Systems reports 5.3% increase in revenue, to $2.4 billion, for 9M to Sept. 30
Every small satellite launch vehicle should have the Korean Kompsat-6 story in its sales pitch
Oman to ITU: If your satellite provider stops all communications with you before launch, that’s a force majeure event
Thales Alenia Space, Airbus each book two additional Galileo Second Generation satellites, to launch 2031
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  • Subcontractor hardware defect or SpaceX design error? On CRS-7 failure, NASA and SpaceX disagree

    by Amy Svitak March 14, 2018
    by Amy Svitak March 14, 2018

    PARIS – Insufficient screening by SpaceX of commercially sourced hardware on the upper stage of a…

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  • U.S. Senators ask FCC to lead debris-mitigation policy ahead of mega-constellations’ arrival

    by Peter B. de Selding October 3, 2017
    by Peter B. de Selding October 3, 2017

    MOUNTAIN VIEW, California — Two members of the U.S. Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee on…

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  • NASA raises China soft-power threat if space station is retired

    by Peter B. de Selding March 23, 2017
    by Peter B. de Selding March 23, 2017

    One measure of China’s engagement with the outside world on space subjects is Chinese participation in…

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  • Orbital ATK bearish on commercial satellites, bullish on military, waiting on NASA

    by Peter B. de Selding March 9, 2017
    by Peter B. de Selding March 9, 2017

    Orbital ATK Chief Executive David W. Thompson said the 14 geostationary-orbit commercial telecommunications satellites ordered worldwide…

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  • ITU OKs deadline extension for Open Cosmos broadband network, but reduces constellation size by 50%

    November 3, 2026
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