​ Slingshot selected to design user experience for U.S. space traffic system (Image Credit: Space News) WASHINGTON — Slingshot Aerospace, a space tracking and analytics company based in California and Colorado, has been awarded a $5.3 million contract

​ Spectrum AMT to produce D-Orbit USA satellites (Image Credit: Space News) SAN FRANCISCO — Spectrum Advanced Manufacturing Technologies announced an agreement Nov. 26 to manufacture satellites and components for D-Orbit USA. D-Orbit USA, formed by Italian space

​ Rocket Lab launches two Electrons within 24 hours (Image Credit: Space News) WASHINGTON — Rocket Lab launched a pair of Electron rockets with 24 hours of each other Nov. 24, a first for the company. One Electron

​ EnduroSat orders 100 Enpulsion propulsion systems (Image Credit: Space News) TAMPA, Fla. — Bulgarian microsatellite specialist EnduroSat has ordered 100 electric propulsion systems from Austria’s Enpulsion as demand for larger spacecraft continues to rise. EnduroSat builds satellites starting from

​ Better data, innovation and regulation needed to tackle growing space debris threat (Image Credit: Space News) HELSINKI — Managing the growing threat of space debris requires greater urgency, with improved sensor capability, filling data gaps, economic incentives

​ NASA to make lunar cargo delivery awards to Blue Origin and SpaceX (Image Credit: Space News) BERLIN — NASA plans to use cargo versions of Artemis lunar landers under development by Blue Origin and SpaceX to deliver

​ Anduril wins $99.7M Contract to Modernize SPACECOM  (Image Credit: Payload) The Space Force awarded Anduril a $99.7M contract yesterday to give its Space Surveillance Network (SSN) a much-needed makeover. The indefinite delivery, indefinite quantity contract lays out

​ DirecTV calls time on plans to merge with Dish (Image Credit: Space News) NEW YORK — DirecTV is walking away from plans to buy Dish Network over a failed debt-exchange offer, although some analysts expect the satellite

​ Space station developers weigh in on NASA’s continuous presence rethink (Image Credit: Space News) NEW YORK — Commercial space station developers are questioning whether NASA’s reconsideration of continuous human presence in low Earth orbit risks holding back