Frustrated by fragmented war news, Anghami’s Elie Habib built World Monitor, a platform that fuses global data, like aircraft signals and satellite detections, to track conflicts as they unfold.

wired.com · Mar 5

Amsterdam Space Symposium – Airbus Bets Big on One Europe with Dr. Michael Schoellhorn

At the inaugural Amsterdam Space Symposium, SpaceWatch.Global publisher Torsten Kriening spoke with Michael Schoellhorn, CEO of Airbus Defence and Space, shortly after their joint appearance on stage. The post Amsterdam Space Symposium – Airbus Bets Big on One Europe with Dr. Michael Schoellhorn appeared first on SpaceWatch.GLOBAL.

spacewatch.global · Mar 5

MindsEye studio announces more layoffs as CEO cites 'organised espionage' and 'criminal sabotage'

The Build a Rocket Boy head says it's investigating "criminal activity"

videogameschronicle.com · Mar 5

The UK Will Invest £20 Million to Accelerate Spaceport Development in Scotland

The United Kingdom has announced a new £500 million spending package to support its space sector, including £20 million to support the development of spaceport infrastructure in Scotland. During a 4 March address at Space-Comm Expo 2026, Liz Lloyd, the country’s Minister for the Digital Economy, announced the new spending package. The largest commitments included […] The post The UK Will Invest £20 Million to Accelerate Spaceport Development in Scotland appeared first on European Spaceflight.

europeanspaceflight.com · Mar 5

SpaceX Starlink Launch Paints a "Space Jellyfish" in the Sky: See the Spectacular Photos

SpaceX’s Starlink 10‑40 mission from Cape Canaveral created a stunning pre‑dawn “space jellyfish” in the Florida sky: see the photos. The post SpaceX Starlink Launch Paints a “Space Jellyfish” in the Sky: See the Spectacular Photos appeared first on Orbital Today.

orbitaltoday.com · Mar 5

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Industry veteran launches indie-focused talent agency Rocket Game Talent

Former PlayStation and Xbox talent leader Fiona Cherback has launched Rocket Game Talent, a boutique agency providing AAA hiring expertise and strategies for indie studios. Read more

gamesindustry.biz · Mar 5

Under cover of Iran war, Israeli settlers terrorise Palestinian communities

Amid rocket sirens and explosions in the sky, the regional war feels distant compared with the terror on the ground.

aljazeera.com · Mar 5

SpaceX is poised to raise more money in its IPO than was raised in last year's 90 IPOs, combined

And that means Wall Street will make more money, too.

fortune.com · Mar 5

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Amsterdam Space Symposium- Why Earth Observation Must Escape the Pilot Trap with Dr. Pooja Mahapatra

During day two of the inaugural Amsterdam Space Symposium, SpaceWatch.Global publisher Torsten Kriening spoke with Pooja Mahapatra, Head of Product for Climate and Nature at Fugro. The post Amsterdam Space Symposium- Why Earth Observation Must Escape the Pilot Trap with Dr. Pooja Mahapatra appeared first on SpaceWatch.GLOBAL.

spacewatch.global · Mar 5

The Netherlands Aerospace Center Leads Dutch Space Industry in Signing Zero Debris Charter

The Netherlands Aerospace Center, together with other Dutch space industry companies Axient Systems, S[&]t, Spherical, Technolution, and TU Delft, have committed to the Zero Debris Charter at the recent Amsterdam Space Conference. The charter encourages organizations to design spacecraft that minimize debris creation, ensure responsible end‑of‑life disposal, and adopt technologies that actively reduce existing clutter. The post The Netherlands Aerospace Center Leads Dutch Space Industry in Sign

spacewatch.global · Mar 5

As rocket sirens blare, the question remains as always: to Bibi or not to Bibi?

Whatever further accomplishments, or damage suffered, in the current Iran war, Netanyahu won't gain or lose any new supporters – Israeli society is firmly split on whether they completely reject, or idolize, Netanyahu

haaretz.com · Mar 5

PLD Space Closes €180M Series C, Eyes Flight Test This Year

The new funds give PLD a huge boost in its effort to clear significant milestones this year. The post PLD Space Closes €180M Series C, Eyes Flight Test This Year appeared first on Payload.

payloadspace.com · Mar 5

SpaceX: the final frontier of IPOs

Can Elon Musk’s moonshot deliver the mooted $1.75tn valuation?

ft.com · Mar 5

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GeoSeg: Training-Free Reasoning-Driven Segmentation in Remote Sensing Imagery

arXiv:2603.03983v1 Announce Type: cross Abstract: Recent advances in MLLMs are reframing segmentation from fixed-category prediction to instruction-grounded localization. While reasoning based segmentation has progressed rapidly in natural scenes, remote sensing lacks a generalizable solution due to the prohibitive cost of reasoning-oriented data and domain-specific challenges like overhead viewpoints. We present GeoSeg, a zero-shot, training-free framework that bypasses the supervision bottlen

arxiv.org · Mar 5

A History of the Deep Space Network

The story of humanity's reach into deep space is, in large part, the story of a network of dish antennas scattered across three remote corners of the planet. Without the Deep Space Network, or DSN, the images from Voyager 1 would never have arrived, the landing of Curiosity would have gone unwitnessed in real time, and the New Horizons flyby of Pluto would have been a silent event, its data forever unretrievable. The network exists because someone in the late 1950s recognized that sending a spac

newspaceeconomy.ca · Mar 5

Senate Committee Clears New NASA Authorization Bill, Calls for Moon Base

The Senate Commerce, Science, and Transportation Committee approved a new NASA authorization bill today. Among its many provisions, the bill supports recent changes to the Artemis program, directs NASA to […]

spacepolicyonline.com · Mar 5

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Third Kairos launch fails

The third launch of a small launch vehicle developed by a Japanese company failed shortly after liftoff March 4, raising questions about the rocket’s future. The post Third Kairos launch fails appeared first on SpaceNews.

spacenews.com · Mar 5

Failure to launch: Japan's Space One aborts Kairos flight after lift-off

Japan’s ⁠Space ⁠One said ⁠its Kairos rocket terminated its flight after lift-off on Thursday, failing to achieve the country’s first entirely commercial satellite launch on its third attempt in a row. Kairos “terminated the flight after judging that the achievement of its mission would be difficult”, the company said in a statement. “We are currently investigating the details.” Space One’s Kairos No 3, a 23-tonne solid-fuel rocket, lifted off in the morning from the privately run Space Port Kii.

scmp.com · Mar 5

Space One's Kairos rocket terminated moments after launch

The decision puts another dent in the firm’s bid to be the first private Japanese company to place satellites in orbit with a domestically developed rocket.

japantimes.co.jp · Mar 5

Airstrikes Shift Deeper Inside Iran as US Gains Air Superiority

Control of the skies in Operation Epic Fury is enabling the Pentagon to rely more on satellite- and laser-guided bombs, throttle back on expensive long-range standoff munitions, and move to a new phase of air war, defense officials said on March 4. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine said the degrading of Iran’s air defenses had enabled the U.S. to achieve air superiority in the southern part of the country, enabling strikes deeper inland. The post Airstrikes Shift Deeper Insid

airandspaceforces.com · Mar 5

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