NOAA locks in a decade-long, $8 billion-ceiling commercial weather-data buy across fourteen companies — while KBR walks away with the round's biggest single award, up to $1.1 billion, for ground-based mesonet data. Plus: Europe's best stretch in years for commercial launch, a French suborbital rocket slips to 2027, and a real executive order raises real questions about NASA and the military sharing a classroom.
- NOAA expands use of commercial satellite data to enhance weather forecasting — NOAA
- Europe's commercial launch sector picking up the pace — NASASpaceFlight.com
- First HyPrSpace Baguette One Launch Slips to 2027 — European Spaceflight
- Trump is proposing a US Space Academy — Space.com (op-ed)
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- investing.com
- isaraerospace.com
- satelliteprome.com
- satellitetoday.com
- satellitetoday.com
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