
ElevationSpace advances reentry vehicle toward 2027 demo
ElevationSpace signed a partner for its AOBA reentry demonstrator and detailed progress toward a mid-2027 first flight.

ElevationSpace signed a partner for its AOBA reentry demonstrator and detailed progress toward a mid-2027 first flight.

Space42 and Skylo tested two-way SMS and SOS messaging to standard Android phones via the Thuraya-4 satellite.
Ovzon tested its GEO satellite and mobile terminals nearly 1,300 km inside the Arctic Circle with NATO country observers.

Xona introduced Pulsar Verified, certifying receivers and simulators as compatible with its Pulsar positioning satellite signal.

City Labs flew BOHR, calling it the first commercial nuclear-powered satellite, on SpaceX's Transporter-17 rideshare.

Zenno Astronautics says it is the first company to operate a superconducting product in space, testing its fuel-free Supertorquer thruster.

BAE Systems says its Endura processor passed radiation testing for classified and missile-defense satellite missions.

True Anomaly's Jackal spacecraft found, approached, and photographed a Rocket Lab-launched target for Space Systems Command.

Vermont's Verde Technologies is shifting its perovskite solar-panel business from rooftops toward satellites, naming a new CEO to lead it.

ICEYE extended its SAR wildfire-monitoring service to Canada.

Vantor, formerly Maxar Intelligence, launched a 3D imagery line built on its WorldView Legion satellites.

Startup Lunar Forge came out of stealth with laser-sintering tech that turns lunar regolith into structures, starting with reactor housing.

Myriota added cellular fallback to its HyperPulse satellite IoT network, priced from $0.99 a device per month.

ArianeGroup subsidiary MaiaSpace is considering a fourth Prometheus engine that would double Maia's payload across all variants.

Myriota subsidiary One-Tank rolled out Pulse, a satellite propane-tank monitor priced at $0.99 a month.

Per Ars Technica, citing people familiar: Shotwell floated a Starlink retail mobile product and a possible terrestrial network.
The CLPS lander, designated Moon Base II by NASA, heads to California testing before a late-2026 Falcon Heavy launch.