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The Canadian government has introduced sweeping new regulatory measures to oversee satellite re-entry and orbital debris, directly coinciding with a massive reconfiguration of SpaceX’s Starlink fleet. On April 27, Transport […]
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The FCC votes Thursday, April 30, to replace 1990s EPFD limits with a performance-based coordination framework. SpaceX got its waiver January 9; Amazon Kuiper followed in February. By the time the Commission codifies the new rules, the two largest LEO operators will have been running under them for three to four months. The vote is not the starting gun. It is the regularization of a head start.
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McKinsey partner Dr. Jakob Stöber co-authored the report that quantified Europe's space launch gap: five rockets in 2025 versus 154 for the United States. At SmallSat Europe, he brings the investor's lens to a conference floor dominated by engineers and operators.
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Bright Ascension announced on Tuesday, April 28, the formal appointment of John Baughn as Chief Executive Officer. Baughn, who previously served as the company’s Executive Chairman and more recently as […]
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Global Invacom Group Limited (GIGL) announced on Tuesday, April 21, that its wholly-owned UK subsidiary has entered into a worldwide exclusive distribution agreement with Premix-Hadlock, a GMR Company. The agreement, […]
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Kongsberg NanoAvionics is preparing to launch three technically distinct satellites—SNAPPY, QUBE II, and Eycore-1—on the upcoming SpaceX CAS500-2 mission. Scheduled for liftoff on Sunday, May 3, from Vandenberg Space Force […]
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Singapore’s Home Team Science and Technology Agency (HTX) and ST Engineering announced a five-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Tuesday, April 28, to establish a dedicated space technology programme. Signed […]
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As the global wearables market shifts away from a single-device focus toward a fragmented ecosystem of smart glasses and rings, satellite connectivity is emerging as the critical technology for maintaining […]
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Tanja Masson-Zwaan co-authored the textbook on space law, advises the Dutch government, and arbitrates space disputes at The Hague. At SmallSat Europe, she joins a panel debating whether the EU Space Act strengthens the European space sector or insulates it from global competition.
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BAE Systems announced on Tuesday, April 28, that it has entered full-rate production and commenced initial deliveries of its NavGuide GPS receiver. The portable, field-installable system is designed to provide […]
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