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Italy signs with NASA to contribute to Artemis program

U.S. judge sends OneWeb's rescue plan to vote and okays financing

SpaceX challenge of U.S. Air Force awards to Starship rivals to be rejected

U.S. Space Force decides to fly on reused SpaceX Falcon 9

The term “software-defined satellite” has already appeared in the space industry and related media, but for the purpose of clarity of this article it will be defined as following: instead of viewing a satellite as monolithic piece of hardware and software, designed to perform a specific mission, one can see the same satellite as a platform capable of running multiple different missions (defined as software applications) on the same hardware platform.

Another Microsoft Azure partner: Amergint delivers digitizers and data transport

NASA's Bridenstine urges U.S. to maintain LEO presence post ISS

Exolaunch to support launch of four Spire Global cubesats on Soyuz

On 26 August 2020, SpaceWatch.Global Editor in Chief Markus Payer started a dialogue about the next generation ESA here. We reached out to representatives in all ESA member states and beyond to get their feedback on that topic. Here we publish their perspectives. 

Trump names Simington to succeed O'Rielly's as FCC commissioner