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SpaceX is readying Booster 20 for its next Starship test after an engine cut out early
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The FCC gave Amazon more time on its satellite network but quietly handed Starlink an edge
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NASA’s Roman Space Telescope will launch August 30, eight months ahead of schedule
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The Space Station orbits every 90 minutes, so its crew sees 16 sunrises daily
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A satellite 22,000 miles up can hover over one spot as Earth turns
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SpaceX just launched a batch of its secretive Starshield spy satellites for the US government, a rare public look at the military version of Starlink
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NASA will launch a robotic spacecraft this month to grab its aging Swift telescope in orbit and shove it higher before it falls
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The Space Station circles the planet every 90 minutes, seeing 16 sunrises a day
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 lifted off from California just after midnight Sunday, carrying a fleet of Starshield satellites built for the US military
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The International Space Station circles the Earth about 16 times every day
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SpaceX is set to launch the SiriusXM SXM-11 radio satellite and a Globalstar batch from Cape Canaveral in the second half of June
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NASA’s Psyche probe swung past Mars at 2,864 miles, stealing a 1,000-mph boost on its way to a metal asteroid thought to be a dead planet’s core
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Europe’s Hera spacecraft is closing in on asteroid Didymos for a November arrival to inspect the crater NASA’s DART probe blasted into its moon
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A signal from a satellite in geostationary orbit takes about a quarter second to reach the ground
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The Roman telescope ships from Maryland to Florida this month for an August 30 launch
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Japan’s H3 rocket will carry six small satellites to orbit on June 10
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The Roman telescope will scan the sky a thousand times faster than Hubble
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SpaceX has already flown its 50th Starlink mission of 2026, a cadence no rival matches
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SpaceX launches two U.S. military Starshield satellites from Vandenberg on June 7
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NASA’s Roman telescope is now launching eight months early, packing for Kennedy this month
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