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Search ArticlesWatch live: MTG-I2 set for liftoff
Home News Watch live: MTG-I2 set for liftoff The next Meteosat Third Generation Imager satellite (MTG-I2) is set for liftoff on flight VA270 on an Ariane 6, from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana. It will complete the first family of MTG satellites, which will deliver data for weather forecasting over Europe and northern Africa in unprecedented detail. The launch will be broadcast on Thursday, 27 August, on ESA WebTV.
New Novaspace forecast: 6,500+ EO satellites to launch by 2035
Paris, France | August 2026– More than 6,500 Earth observation (EO) satellites are expected to launch by 2035, generating $155.9 billion in manufacturing revenues as governments expand sovereign intelligence, surveillance, […] The post New Novaspace forecast: 6,500+ EO satellites to launch by 2035 appeared first on SpaceNews. Read more from original source...
Watch Sophie Adenot’s second spacewalk live
Sophie working to remove the failed antenna during EVA-97 Anil and Sophie are expected to spend about six and a half hours outside the orbital complex, installing and connecting a spare antenna to restore full redundancy to the Station following the failure of SGANT 2 in November 2025. Sophie first exited the Station on 18 August during EVA-97. During the 6-hour, 23-minute spacewalk, Sophie and Anil completed the removal of the failed antenna.
The COSMOSIS framework can ensure that Washington governs space with its complexity in mind.
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Landspace aims to refly recovered Zhuque-3 booster within six months
HELSINKI — Chinese commercial launch firm Landspace is targeting a reflight of its Zhuque-3 first stage in months, following its historic successful vertical landing Aug.
Sentinel-1 captures major ice loss from Greenland glacier
Petermann ice tongue April–August 2026 Interferometric observations of Petermann acquired in April also revealed deformation and fractures within the ice tongue, providing a detailed picture of changes that developed months prior to the calving. Adam Garbo, a PhD student from the University of Ottawa, said, “Petermann Glacier has long been one of Greenland’s largest remaining ice tongues. We’ve anticipated this break for years, and seeing it finally happen is remarkable.
New space transportation policy focuses on increased launch rates
20 with an emphasis on enabling a sharp increase in the number of launches and reentries.
Golden Dome chief touts progress as funding questions loom
Guetlein joins North Dakota senators in making the case for the missile defense program
Elve qualifies millimeter-wave amplifiers for spaceflight
SAN FRANCISCO – California startup Elve has qualified its 100-watt millimeter-wave Traveling Wave Tube Amplifier platform for spaceflight. With U.S. Space Force Small Business Innovation Research funding, Elve “didn’t just […] The post Elve qualifies millimeter-wave amplifiers for spaceflight appeared first on SpaceNews. Read more from original source...
SpaceWERX selects 11 firms to scale technologies for military space
The new round of STRATFIs were awarded to Agile Space Industries, Antares Nuclear, EO Solutions, Hydrosat, Kall Morris, Method Security, Muon Space, Scout Space, Sedaro, Star Catcher Industries and ThinkOrbital