SPACE ECONOMY · LIVE FEED

What's moving in space.

Independent reporting from across the space economy — kept separate from company announcements, every story sourced and linked to who it's about.

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Mon, May 18

The Isaacman honeymoon 21d ago

The Space Review · jeff@thespacereview.com (Jeff Foust)

Critiquing and defending the Overview Effect 21d ago

The Space Review · info@thespacereview.com (Frank White)

Deep Black on the West Coast: honoring the Secretary of the Air Force Office of Special Projects and the Star Catchers 21d ago

The Space Review · zirconic1@cox.net (Dwayne Day)

Review: It's (Just) Rocket Science 21d ago

The Space Review · jeff@thespacereview.com (Jeff Foust)

The US space enterprise is desperately waiting for Starship—will it finally deliver? 21d ago

Ars Technica · Eric Berger

The next war will be won — or lost — in orbit 21d ago

SpaceNews · Graeme Ritchie

Zenk Space raises $26 million, targets June debut launch 22d ago

SpaceNews · Andrew Jones

GModG 2026: Warum Banken jetzt Energieeffizienz zum Kreditfaktor machen müssen 22d ago

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SATLANTIS AND SOLARMEMS SIGN MOU TO ADVANCE IN-ORBIT VALIDATION OF HIGH-PRECISION STAR TRACKERS FOR NEXT-GEN EO SATELLITES 22d ago

SATLANTIS Company post Earth Observation & Remote Sensing Satellite Manufacturing

NASA発行「最先端小型宇宙機技術レポート2026」に掲載 22d ago

Warpspace Company post Satellite Communications Ground Segment & Networks

Anterix and Lynk Global Receive FCC Approval to Test 900 MHz Satellite-Enabled Direct-to-Device Enterprise Communications 22d ago

Lynk Global Company post Satellite Communications Satellite Manufacturing

Sun, May 17

Artemis III deep into processing and planning for key HLS test 22d ago

NASA Spaceflight · Chris Bergin

A revolutionary cancer treatment could transform autoimmune disease 22d ago

Ars Technica Space · Amber Dance, Knowable Magazine

Fri, May 15

Solar power production undercut by coal pollution 24d ago

Ars Technica Space · John Timmer

Three's a party: US, China, and now Russia are on the prowl in GEO 24d ago

Ars Technica Space · Stephen Clark

AIRO’s ‘slowed rotor’ hybrid-electric VTOL drone aims to solve resupply issues 24d ago

Breaking Defense · Barry Rosenberg

Send the arXiv AI-generated slop, get a yearlong vacation from submissions 24d ago

Ars Technica Space · John Timmer

NASA, SpaceX launch Dragon mission with 6,500 pounds of science and supplies to the space station 24d ago

Spaceflight Now · Spaceflight Now

Pentagon informed Army ‘just a couple of days ago’ on decision to halt Poland deployment 24d ago

Breaking Defense · Carley Welch

Making cement from a different type of rock could clean up emissions 24d ago

Ars Technica Space · Scott K. Johnson

Flight 12 readies for the debut SpaceX’s next Ship evolution 24d ago

NASA Spaceflight · Ryan Weber

UK picks 4 companies for Apache drone wingman demonstrator project 24d ago

Breaking Defense · Tim Martin

Army’s autonomy office looks beyond drone, robot platforms to ‘packages of capability’ 24d ago

Breaking Defense · Barry Rosenberg

Casimir force co-opted to generate free energy, midichlorians not included 24d ago

Ars Technica Space · Chris Lee