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  1. Europe Will Launch Its Own Satellite Constellation As Its Breakup With America Continues

    The European Union has finalized plans to launch a sovereign satellite constellation, owned and operated through a public-private…
    #Europe #EU #criticalcommunications #EuropeanUnion #Leosatellites #satelliteconstellation #spacecompanies #SpaceX #TheEuropeanUnion
    europesays.com/europe/112239/

  2. Even if Congress decides to reject the #WhiteHouse cuts, the agency may have a hard time getting employees back. #NASA employees with relevant skills can work for the growing number of #SpaceCompanies with higher salaries or could leave for non-space industries that see their skills as valuable, like companies engaged in @robotics politico.com/news/2025/07/09/n

    #SpacePolitics

  3. Even if Congress decides to reject the #WhiteHouse cuts, the agency may have a hard time getting employees back. #NASA employees with relevant skills can work for the growing number of #SpaceCompanies with higher salaries or could leave for non-space industries that see their skills as valuable, like companies engaged in @robotics politico.com/news/2025/07/09/n

    #SpacePolitics

  4. Even if Congress decides to reject the #WhiteHouse cuts, the agency may have a hard time getting employees back. #NASA employees with relevant skills can work for the growing number of #SpaceCompanies with higher salaries or could leave for non-space industries that see their skills as valuable, like companies engaged in @robotics politico.com/news/2025/07/09/n

    #SpacePolitics

  5. Even if Congress decides to reject the #WhiteHouse cuts, the agency may have a hard time getting employees back. #NASA employees with relevant skills can work for the growing number of #SpaceCompanies with higher salaries or could leave for non-space industries that see their skills as valuable, like companies engaged in @robotics politico.com/news/2025/07/09/n

    #SpacePolitics

  6. Even if Congress decides to reject the #WhiteHouse cuts, the agency may have a hard time getting employees back. #NASA employees with relevant skills can work for the growing number of #SpaceCompanies with higher salaries or could leave for non-space industries that see their skills as valuable, like companies engaged in @robotics politico.com/news/2025/07/09/n

    #SpacePolitics

  7. The idea that some #bankers from Goldman and Bank of America will go into the guts of some of #Europe's largest institutional #SpaceCompanies and emerge with a lean, competitive entity seems far-fetched, to put it mildly 🙄. One might even expect that it would be more likely to observe #unicorns 🦄 dancing in a flame duct. arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/

  8. The idea that some #bankers from Goldman and Bank of America will go into the guts of some of #Europe's largest institutional #SpaceCompanies and emerge with a lean, competitive entity seems far-fetched, to put it mildly 🙄. One might even expect that it would be more likely to observe #unicorns 🦄 dancing in a flame duct. arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/

  9. The idea that some #bankers from Goldman and Bank of America will go into the guts of some of #Europe's largest institutional #SpaceCompanies and emerge with a lean, competitive entity seems far-fetched, to put it mildly 🙄. One might even expect that it would be more likely to observe #unicorns 🦄 dancing in a flame duct. arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/

  10. The idea that some #bankers from Goldman and Bank of America will go into the guts of some of #Europe's largest institutional #SpaceCompanies and emerge with a lean, competitive entity seems far-fetched, to put it mildly 🙄. One might even expect that it would be more likely to observe #unicorns 🦄 dancing in a flame duct. arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/

  11. The idea that some #bankers from Goldman and Bank of America will go into the guts of some of #Europe's largest institutional #SpaceCompanies and emerge with a lean, competitive entity seems far-fetched, to put it mildly 🙄. One might even expect that it would be more likely to observe #unicorns 🦄 dancing in a flame duct. arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/

  12. Global investments in #space startups jumped 31% 📈 in the fourth quarter, the total for 📆 2023 is $17.9 billion 💰. About $298 billion has been invested in 1,832 #SpaceCompanies since 📆 2014 reuters.com/technology/space/s

  13. Global investments in #space startups jumped 31% 📈 in the fourth quarter, the total for 📆 2023 is $17.9 billion 💰. About $298 billion has been invested in 1,832 #SpaceCompanies since 📆 2014 reuters.com/technology/space/s

  14. Global investments in #space startups jumped 31% 📈 in the fourth quarter, the total for 📆 2023 is $17.9 billion 💰. About $298 billion has been invested in 1,832 #SpaceCompanies since 📆 2014 reuters.com/technology/space/s

  15. Global investments in #space startups jumped 31% 📈 in the fourth quarter, the total for 📆 2023 is $17.9 billion 💰. About $298 billion has been invested in 1,832 #SpaceCompanies since 📆 2014 reuters.com/technology/space/s

  16. Global investments in startups jumped 31% 📈 in the fourth quarter, the total for 📆 2023 is $17.9 billion 💰. About $298 billion has been invested in 1,832 since 📆 2014 reuters.com/technology/space/s

  17. As #SpaceCompanies set records for #launches 🚀 and #satellites deployed, #scientists 👩‍🔬 are starting to quantify the potential effects. The exact amounts of soot emitted by different #rocket engines used around the globe are poorly 🤔 understood. #SpaceX’s future rocket #Starship, for example, uses a mix of liquid #methane and liquid oxygen propellants. Once #satellites 🛰️ in #LEO reach the end of their operational lifetimes, they plunge through the #atmosphere and disintegrate, leaving a stream of #pollutants in their wake. #Scientists 👨‍🔬 do not yet know how this will influence #Earth’s 🌍 #environment nytimes.com/2024/01/09/science

  18. As #SpaceCompanies set records for #launches 🚀 and #satellites deployed, #scientists 👩‍🔬 are starting to quantify the potential effects. The exact amounts of soot emitted by different #rocket engines used around the globe are poorly 🤔 understood. #SpaceX’s future rocket #Starship, for example, uses a mix of liquid #methane and liquid oxygen propellants. Once #satellites 🛰️ in #LEO reach the end of their operational lifetimes, they plunge through the #atmosphere and disintegrate, leaving a stream of #pollutants in their wake. #Scientists 👨‍🔬 do not yet know how this will influence #Earth’s 🌍 #environment nytimes.com/2024/01/09/science

  19. As #SpaceCompanies set records for #launches 🚀 and #satellites deployed, #scientists 👩‍🔬 are starting to quantify the potential effects. The exact amounts of soot emitted by different #rocket engines used around the globe are poorly 🤔 understood. #SpaceX’s future rocket #Starship, for example, uses a mix of liquid #methane and liquid oxygen propellants. Once #satellites 🛰️ in #LEO reach the end of their operational lifetimes, they plunge through the #atmosphere and disintegrate, leaving a stream of #pollutants in their wake. #Scientists 👨‍🔬 do not yet know how this will influence #Earth’s 🌍 #environment nytimes.com/2024/01/09/science

  20. As #SpaceCompanies set records for #launches 🚀 and #satellites deployed, #scientists 👩‍🔬 are starting to quantify the potential effects. The exact amounts of soot emitted by different #rocket engines used around the globe are poorly 🤔 understood. #SpaceX’s future rocket #Starship, for example, uses a mix of liquid #methane and liquid oxygen propellants. Once #satellites 🛰️ in #LEO reach the end of their operational lifetimes, they plunge through the #atmosphere and disintegrate, leaving a stream of #pollutants in their wake. #Scientists 👨‍🔬 do not yet know how this will influence #Earth’s 🌍 #environment nytimes.com/2024/01/09/science

  21. As set records for 🚀 and deployed, 👩‍🔬 are starting to quantify the potential effects. The exact amounts of soot emitted by different engines used around the globe are poorly 🤔 understood. ’s future rocket , for example, uses a mix of liquid and liquid oxygen propellants. Once 🛰️ in reach the end of their operational lifetimes, they plunge through the and disintegrate, leaving a stream of in their wake. 👨‍🔬 do not yet know how this will influence ’s 🌍 nytimes.com/2024/01/09/science