Isar Aerospace's Spectrum rocket finally reaches orbit from Norway, The Exploration Company banks Europe's biggest-ever Series C at $450 million, Eutelsat signs on for satellite life extension, and the White House's 1,000-launch-by-2030 policy runs into a very old question: who's paying for it?
- White House has lofty space launch ambitions, but experts question price tag — Breaking Defense
- Isar Aerospace Achieves First Commercial Launch from Europe — Via Satellite
- The Exploration Company Closes $450M Series C — Payload
- Eutelsat Taps Infinite Orbits for GEO Life Extension Mission — Payload
- National Security Presidential Memorandum-17 — The White House
Additional sources
- @PallottaPedro on X
- airandspaceforces.com
- esa.int
- europeanspaceflight.com
- newspaceeconomy.ca
- spacenews.com
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