Commercial
An agreement between the United States and Japan on contributions for the Artemis lunar exploration campaign could create additional opportunities for a Japanese lunar lander developer.
The FAA is getting ready to begin evaluating the environmental impact of SpaceX Starship launches from a pad at the Kennedy Space Center. This review reflects the modifications made to the vehicle since the last assessment in 2019.
With Ariane 6 yet to start launches and Vega C still grounded, Avio is depending on its expanding defense propulsion business to compensate for the decline.
South Korea’s Hancom InSpace has ordered two more remote sensing satellites from Spire as the status of a cubesat ordered two years ago remains up in the air.
Japan’s space agency has selected startup Interstellar Technologies as a priority launch provider as part of a program to advance the commercialization of space.
Commercial space station developer Vast Space has hired an executive from another space station company as an adviser.
Astrobotic is enlisting experienced industry officials to assist with the development of its second, larger lander as it wraps up the investigation into its first lunar lander mission.
Boeing and a subsidiary have taken legal action against Virgin Galactic, claiming that the suborbital spaceflight company has not paid more than $25 million and has unlawfully used trade secrets related to a project for developing a new aircraft.
Ingersoll Rand announced a deal March 25 to acquire ILC Dover, a company best known in the space industry for its work on spacesuits and inflatable modules.
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