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Next-Generation Satellite Systems Drive Need for Updated Regulatory Framework
The rapid growth of non-geostationary satellite systems (NGSO) is prompting calls for a revised regulatory framework to support innovation and ensure the long-term sustainability of the satellite industry. As companies invest billions in NGSO technologies, policymakers must adapt to address the changing needs of the industry.
8/27/2026
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Rocket Lab to Demonstrate Space Force"s Space Data Network Connection in Orbit
Rocket Lab has been awarded a $12 million contract to test the U.S. Space Force"s Space Data Network connection in orbit using its Photon spacecraft in 2027, demonstrating secure optical communications interoperability between satellites and ground systems. This effort is part of a larger military communications architecture designed to facilitate large volumes of data transfer among satellites and between space and the ground.
8/19/2026
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SpaceX to Replenish Globalstar Satellite Constellation with Falcon 9 Launch
On August 15, 2026, at 9:12 p.m. EDT, SpaceX will launch eight Globalstar satellites into low Earth orbit from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, marking a significant replenishment of Globalstar's infrastructure. This mission aims to sustain and strengthen Globalstar's satellite constellation.
8/16/2026
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US Space Force Invests $60 Million in Multi-Vendor Satellite Network Tests
The US Space Force has awarded $60 million to five companies to test the integration of commercial satellite systems with its Space Data Network, aiming to demonstrate seamless connections among diverse systems. This investment supports the development of a broader architecture for connecting various commercial and government systems to the Space Data Network.
8/14/2026
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New Constellations Emerge in Non-Geostationary Orbit as Companies Vie for Spectrum
Multiple companies, including SpaceX and Amazon, have filed for spectrum to support new constellations of communications satellites in non-geostationary orbit, with proposals ranging from 100,000 to over 5,400 satellites. These developments are set to significantly impact the aerospace industry as companies compete for resources and regulatory approvals.
8/5/2026
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