Stoke Space has raised $510 million in Series D funding. Muon Space has been awarded $44.6 million by the US Space Force for environmental monitoring. Momentus has been selected for two NASA demonstration flights, and more.

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Selected Reading

Stoke Raises $510 Million to Scale Manufacturing of Fully reusable Nova Launch vehicle

Muon Space Awarded $44.6M Space Force SBIR Phase III Other Transaction Authority (OTA) Agreement to Demonstrate Dual-Use Environmental Monitoring Constellation

Momentus Awarded Contract from NASA to Test Groundbreaking Thruster In Space

Momentus Awarded $5.1M Contract From NASA for Mission to Support Production of Advanced Materials in Space

Blue Origin Completes 36th New Shepard Flight to Space

Japan program certifies space food specialists- Honolulu Star-Advertiser

SpaceNukes Partners with Space Ocean for Deep Space Science

NASA's Space Launch System rocket lifts off on McDonald's Monopoly bags- collectSPACE

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