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Planning for Microgravity Experiments, and a Cargo Hangar in Space (opens the original)
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Eight early-stage companies have been selected for the second year of a national accelerator program that pairs access to the International Space Station with private investment capital. The International Space Station National Laboratory named the group as the 2026 cohort of its Orbital Edge Accelerator . The Center for the Advancement of Science in Space, or CASIS, runs the program under agreement with NASA. Selected companies will receive $500,000 to $750,000 in private capital along with acc
A Leadership Change at the Top of the FCC’s Space Bureau. And Repurposing Gateway Hardware for the Lunar Surface (opens the original)
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Federal Communications Commission Chair Brendan Carr says Space Bureau Chief Jay Schwarz will leave his post later this month, with Deputy Bureau Chief Jennifer Gilsenan taking over as acting chief during the transition. Schwarz led the bureau, which handles licensing and policy for satellite and space-based communications, through a period of expanded processing targets and a rewrite of the agency’s space rules. On July 22, the commission voted to adopt a Report and Order replacing the decades-
Space Foundation's Latest Global Space Economy Report, and a Familiar Name in Rocket Engines Is Back (opens the original)
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The global space economy grew 12% last year, reaching $686 billion, according to a new report from Space Foundation . That’s the second double-digit gain of the decade, though it trails 2021’s 15.5% post-pandemic surge. It’s the fourth-highest growth rate Space Foundation has recorded since it began tracking the industry in 2006. The five-year compound annual growth rate now stands at 9.8%, up more than two percentage points from the prior five-year stretch. Commercial activity drove most of the
Novel Mission Licensing Rules, and a Spectrum Auction That Will Benefit Satellite Companies (opens the original)
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The Office of Space Commerce says it will publish a Federal Register notice within weeks seeking the first applications for its proposed space licensing certification . The notice would invite companies to apply under the “Space Commerce Certification,” a voluntary process OSC proposed in March to consolidate licensing for commercial space activities not clearly covered under existing FAA, FCC or OSC remote-sensing rules. The office says it plans to begin certifying missions within months of the
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