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Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! Last week saw just three orbital launches taking place, with the majority coming from Asia. News from the week had Amazon providing an update on its satellite production, and
ispace launched its second Hakuto-R spacecraft for a lunar landing mission back in mid-January, with the spacecraft spending the last five months
Note: All funding figures are in United States Dollars. NASA released details on its fiscal year 2026 budget on May 30th, confirming details on
Welcome to our twentieth Monthly Dose of Space! In this monthly newsletter, we bring you major news from the past month. May has been
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw eight launches taking place, including one flying into deep space. News from the week
Congratulations to the People's Republic of China on returning humans to the lunar surface! But they haven't performed a crewed
SpaceX's prototype fully-reusable Starship-Super Heavy blasted off from South Texas on May 27th at 23:36 pm Universal Standard Time
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw seven launches taking place worldwide, with one failure. News from the week saw the
SpaceX is currently working toward the ninth flight test of its in-development fully reusable Starship-Super Heavy launch vehicle. This flight test is
Elon Musk, the billionaire head of SpaceX, annouced recently that he will become less involved with politics following around a year long effort to
Welcome back to Weekly Dose of Space! This week saw nine launches taking place, with only one carrying a single satellites. News from the
Politico reported on May 14th that the Trump Administration has no unified plan or individual in charge of its space policy. This is in
Gilmour Space, an Australian space launch company, is preparing to launch its Eris-1 rocket on its first flight, as soon as May 15th.
