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Weekly Dose of Space (13/7-19/7)
Newsletter • Jul 20, 2025

Weekly Dose of Space (13/7-19/7)

Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week had five launches occurring worldwide, the majority for internet mega-constellations. News from the week saw four astronauts returning to Earth,

By
Jack C.
Jack C.
,
Cosmic Tylxr
Cosmic Tylxr
5 min read
Kuiper Constellation Continues Growth with Falcon 9 Launch
Launches

Kuiper Constellation Continues Growth with Falcon 9 Launch

A Falcon 9 launched from Space Launch Complex 40, in Florida, at 06:30 am UTC on July 16th, heading

By Jack C. • Jul 16
4 min read
Firefly Eyes Public Listing Following Lunar Success
Firefly Aerospace

Firefly Eyes Public Listing Following Lunar Success

Firefly Aerospace announced on July 11th that it is filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public offering of shares of its common stock.

By Jack C. • Jul 15
3 min read
Weekly Dose of Space (6/7-12/7)
Newsletter

Weekly Dose of Space (6/7-12/7)

Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw just one launch taking place. News from the week saw

By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr • Jul 13
4 min read
NASA's First Six Months Under Trump 2.0
Trump Administration

NASA's First Six Months Under Trump 2.0

Donald Trump returned to the White House back in January, promising lofty goals for the country's space agency,

By Jack C. • Jul 10
3 min read
UK Moves Forward On Space Debris Mission
Space Business

UK Moves Forward On Space Debris Mission

The government of the United Kingdom announced on July 3rd that it is allocating 75.6 million British Pounds (around

By Jack C. • Jul 9
2 min read
Weekly Dose of Space (29/6-5/7)
Newsletter

Weekly Dose of Space (29/6-5/7)

Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw five launches globally, with one suborbital mission. News from the

By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr • Jul 6
4 min read
Third Interstellar Visitor Spotted by Astronomers!
Astronomy

Third Interstellar Visitor Spotted by Astronomers!

A newly found interstellar comet, called 3I/ATLAS, is currently whipping through the solar system at a speed of around

By Jack C. • Jul 3
3 min read
Acting NASA Leadership Shifts to Trump Appeasement
NASA

Acting NASA Leadership Shifts to Trump Appeasement

NASA leadership, consisting of Janet Petro, Acting NASA Administrator, Brian Hughes, NASA Chief of Staff, Vanessa Wyche, Acting NASA Associate

By Jack C. • Jul 2
3 min read
Monthly Dose of Space - June 2025
Newsletter

Monthly Dose of Space - June 2025

Welcome to our twenty-first Monthly Dose of Space! In this monthly newsletter, we bring you major news from the

By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr • Jul 1
13 min read
Weekly Dose of Space (22/6-28/6)
Newsletter

Weekly Dose of Space (22/6-28/6)

Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week had ten launches worldwide, with the majority heading to low Earth

By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr • Jun 29
6 min read
Axiom-4 Arrives at International Space Station
ISS

Axiom-4 Arrives at International Space Station

Axiom Space's Axiom-4 mission blasted off from Launch Complex 39A, in Florida, atop of a Falcon 9

By Jack C. • Jun 26
4 min read
Atlas V Delivers Second Batch of Amazon Kuiper Satellites
United Launch Alliance

Atlas V Delivers Second Batch of Amazon Kuiper Satellites

United Launch Alliance's Atlas V rocket roared from Space Launch Complex 41, in Florida, carrying the second batch

By Jack C. • Jun 23
4 min read
Weekly Dose of Space (15/6-21/6)
Newsletter

Weekly Dose of Space (15/6-21/6)

Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw four launches globally, with an even split between low Earth

By Jack C., Cosmic Tylxr • Jun 22
6 min read
Starship Faces Major Setback with Testing Anomaly
SpaceX

Starship Faces Major Setback with Testing Anomaly

In the early morning of June 19th, SpaceX was testing Ship 36 at the Massey's test site down

By Jack C. • Jun 19
3 min read
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