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SpaceX hopes to carry out the next launch of its Starship vehicle as early as May, depending on how quickly it can get an amended launch license.

Kayhan Space is making available a version of its space traffic coordination platform for universities, with the aim of assisting in teaching students the most effective methods for sustainable space operations.

Geostationary satellite operators state that local service providers in hard-to-reach connectivity markets are helping them counter competition from SpaceX’s Starlink low Earth orbit network in Latin America.

Spanish defense contractor Indra and local air navigation services provider Enaire have teamed up to procure two satellites next year in order to test their proposed air traffic surveillance and communication constellation.

Astranis said March 18 it has sold a small geostationary broadband satellite slated to launch in 2025 to Orbith, a remote connectivity provider based in Argentina.

Troy Meink, principal deputy director of the NRO, mentioned that the agency is utilizing new commercial capabilities for specific missions where small satellites can fulfill requirements at a lower cost.