On November 4, 2025, President Donald Trump formally announced Isaacman’s re-nomination as NASA Administrator — a reinstatement that follows months of political back-and-forth.
Copernicus Sentinel-1D satellite successfully reached orbit aboard an Ariane 6 launcher from Europe’s Spaceport in French Guiana.
🚀 Blue Origin is going beyond the Moon — straight to Mars.
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October 30, 2025 — In a move set to reshape the landscape of satellite intelligence and on-orbit data processing, Leonardo S.p.A., a global leader in aerospace, defense, and security, has announced a strategic cooperation with Unibap Space Solutions AB, a Swedish company specializing in space-based computing. The partnership aims to pioneer the next generation of
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Neutral analytical summary; data drawn from public NASA budget documents, industry filings, and independent technical reporting.
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Sean P. Duffy’s career, the concrete policy and program changes he has enacted or proposed while serving as Acting Administrator of NASA, and the major strands of debate those actions have generated.
In August 2025, over 600 current and former NASA employees signed the “Voyager Declaration,” a public letter expressing alarm over proposed cuts and the perceived politicization of agency priorities.
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SpaceX was originally awarded the sole Human Landing System (HLS) contract in 2021, valued at nearly $3 billion, to develop a lunar variant of its Starship vehicle.
We at SpaceInfo Club had the privilege of attending Unconventional Orbits, the extraordinary side event hosted by Argotec on the closing day of the Italian Tech Week. What we witnessed at the company’s futuristic SpacePark headquarters was more than a talk — it was an experience.
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