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  1. There followed more than a minute of awkward silence, ended by #Isaacman jumping back in for a “comms check” – and #Trump repeating his stories 🤔😆 theguardian.com/science/2026/a

    #Artemis #SpacePolitics

  2. There followed more than a minute of awkward silence, ended by #Isaacman jumping back in for a “comms check” – and #Trump repeating his stories 🤔😆 theguardian.com/science/2026/a

    #Artemis #SpacePolitics

  3. There followed more than a minute of awkward silence, ended by #Isaacman jumping back in for a “comms check” – and #Trump repeating his stories 🤔😆 theguardian.com/science/2026/a

    #Artemis #SpacePolitics

  4. There followed more than a minute of awkward silence, ended by #Isaacman jumping back in for a “comms check” – and #Trump repeating his stories 🤔😆 theguardian.com/science/2026/a

    #Artemis #SpacePolitics

  5. There followed more than a minute of awkward silence, ended by #Isaacman jumping back in for a “comms check” – and #Trump repeating his stories 🤔😆 theguardian.com/science/2026/a

    #Artemis #SpacePolitics

  6. #WhiteHouse #NASA #budget proposal

    • $8.5B for #Artemis landers, suits, and transportation
    • $175M for #robotic missions to start establishing a lunar base camp, plus operations on the #Moon’s surface
    • $109M to shift NASA’s Landsat EO program to #commercial providers
    • $3.4B in #science cuts through eliminating 40+ missions
    • $297M reduction in space tech
    • $1.1B cut to #ISS spending
    • $143M in #STEM cuts
    payloadspace.com/white-house-r

    #Trump #Congress #SpacePolitics

  7. #WhiteHouse #NASA #budget proposal

    • $8.5B for #Artemis landers, suits, and transportation
    • $175M for #robotic missions to start establishing a lunar base camp, plus operations on the #Moon’s surface
    • $109M to shift NASA’s Landsat EO program to #commercial providers
    • $3.4B in #science cuts through eliminating 40+ missions
    • $297M reduction in space tech
    • $1.1B cut to #ISS spending
    • $143M in #STEM cuts
    payloadspace.com/white-house-r

    #Trump #Congress #SpacePolitics

  8. #WhiteHouse #NASA #budget proposal

    • $8.5B for #Artemis landers, suits, and transportation
    • $175M for #robotic missions to start establishing a lunar base camp, plus operations on the #Moon’s surface
    • $109M to shift NASA’s Landsat EO program to #commercial providers
    • $3.4B in #science cuts through eliminating 40+ missions
    • $297M reduction in space tech
    • $1.1B cut to #ISS spending
    • $143M in #STEM cuts
    payloadspace.com/white-house-r

    #Trump #Congress #SpacePolitics

  9. #WhiteHouse #NASA #budget proposal

    • $8.5B for #Artemis landers, suits, and transportation
    • $175M for #robotic missions to start establishing a lunar base camp, plus operations on the #Moon’s surface
    • $109M to shift NASA’s Landsat EO program to #commercial providers
    • $3.4B in #science cuts through eliminating 40+ missions
    • $297M reduction in space tech
    • $1.1B cut to #ISS spending
    • $143M in #STEM cuts
    payloadspace.com/white-house-r

    #Trump #Congress #SpacePolitics

  10. #WhiteHouse #NASA #budget proposal

    • $8.5B for #Artemis landers, suits, and transportation
    • $175M for #robotic missions to start establishing a lunar base camp, plus operations on the #Moon’s surface
    • $109M to shift NASA’s Landsat EO program to #commercial providers
    • $3.4B in #science cuts through eliminating 40+ missions
    • $297M reduction in space tech
    • $1.1B cut to #ISS spending
    • $143M in #STEM cuts
    payloadspace.com/white-house-r

    #Trump #Congress #SpacePolitics

  11. 🇪🇺 The European #Launcher Challenge received more than €900 million in contributions – twice what had been proposed. #Germany 🇩🇪 was the biggest contributor to the total budget with more than €5 billion, while #France 🇫🇷 contributed €3.7 billion lemonde.fr/en/science/article/

    The #UK 🇬🇧 saw a notable reduction 📉. There were significant funding increases 📈 from #Spain 🇪🇸, #Poland 🇵🇱, #Canada 🇨🇦, #Denmark 🇩🇰, and #Austria 🇦🇹 europeanspaceflight.com/explor

    #ESA #SpacePolitics

  12. 🇪🇺 The European #Launcher Challenge received more than €900 million in contributions – twice what had been proposed. #Germany 🇩🇪 was the biggest contributor to the total budget with more than €5 billion, while #France 🇫🇷 contributed €3.7 billion lemonde.fr/en/science/article/

    The #UK 🇬🇧 saw a notable reduction 📉. There were significant funding increases 📈 from #Spain 🇪🇸, #Poland 🇵🇱, #Canada 🇨🇦, #Denmark 🇩🇰, and #Austria 🇦🇹 europeanspaceflight.com/explor

    #ESA #SpacePolitics

  13. 🇪🇺 The European #Launcher Challenge received more than €900 million in contributions – twice what had been proposed. #Germany 🇩🇪 was the biggest contributor to the total budget with more than €5 billion, while #France 🇫🇷 contributed €3.7 billion lemonde.fr/en/science/article/

    The #UK 🇬🇧 saw a notable reduction 📉. There were significant funding increases 📈 from #Spain 🇪🇸, #Poland 🇵🇱, #Canada 🇨🇦, #Denmark 🇩🇰, and #Austria 🇦🇹 europeanspaceflight.com/explor

    #ESA #SpacePolitics

  14. 🇪🇺 The European #Launcher Challenge received more than €900 million in contributions – twice what had been proposed. #Germany 🇩🇪 was the biggest contributor to the total budget with more than €5 billion, while #France 🇫🇷 contributed €3.7 billion lemonde.fr/en/science/article/

    The #UK 🇬🇧 saw a notable reduction 📉. There were significant funding increases 📈 from #Spain 🇪🇸, #Poland 🇵🇱, #Canada 🇨🇦, #Denmark 🇩🇰, and #Austria 🇦🇹 europeanspaceflight.com/explor

    #ESA #SpacePolitics

  15. 🇪🇺 The European #Launcher Challenge received more than €900 million in contributions – twice what had been proposed. #Germany 🇩🇪 was the biggest contributor to the total budget with more than €5 billion, while #France 🇫🇷 contributed €3.7 billion lemonde.fr/en/science/article/

    The #UK 🇬🇧 saw a notable reduction 📉. There were significant funding increases 📈 from #Spain 🇪🇸, #Poland 🇵🇱, #Canada 🇨🇦, #Denmark 🇩🇰, and #Austria 🇦🇹 europeanspaceflight.com/explor

    #ESA #SpacePolitics

  16. In 📆 2022, Germany was the largest #ESA contributor, providing about 3.5 billion euros 💰 for three years.

    With the next ministerial scheduled for Nov. 26-27, industry speculation 🔮 has suggested #Germany 🇩🇪 will offer between 4.5 and 5 billion euros 📈. Some expected the German military to support #IsarAerospace and #RocketFactory Augsburg. The #Canadian 🇨🇦 government will increase its funding by $375.9 million spacenews.com/industry-expects

    #SpacePolitics #ESA #ERS

  17. In 📆 2022, Germany was the largest #ESA contributor, providing about 3.5 billion euros 💰 for three years.

    With the next ministerial scheduled for Nov. 26-27, industry speculation 🔮 has suggested #Germany 🇩🇪 will offer between 4.5 and 5 billion euros 📈. Some expected the German military to support #IsarAerospace and #RocketFactory Augsburg. The #Canadian 🇨🇦 government will increase its funding by $375.9 million spacenews.com/industry-expects

    #SpacePolitics #ESA #ERS

  18. In 📆 2022, Germany was the largest #ESA contributor, providing about 3.5 billion euros 💰 for three years.

    With the next ministerial scheduled for Nov. 26-27, industry speculation 🔮 has suggested #Germany 🇩🇪 will offer between 4.5 and 5 billion euros 📈. Some expected the German military to support #IsarAerospace and #RocketFactory Augsburg. The #Canadian 🇨🇦 government will increase its funding by $375.9 million spacenews.com/industry-expects

    #SpacePolitics #ESA #ERS

  19. In 📆 2022, Germany was the largest #ESA contributor, providing about 3.5 billion euros 💰 for three years.

    With the next ministerial scheduled for Nov. 26-27, industry speculation 🔮 has suggested #Germany 🇩🇪 will offer between 4.5 and 5 billion euros 📈. Some expected the German military to support #IsarAerospace and #RocketFactory Augsburg. The #Canadian 🇨🇦 government will increase its funding by $375.9 million spacenews.com/industry-expects

    #SpacePolitics #ESA #ERS

  20. In 📆 2022, Germany was the largest #ESA contributor, providing about 3.5 billion euros 💰 for three years.

    With the next ministerial scheduled for Nov. 26-27, industry speculation 🔮 has suggested #Germany 🇩🇪 will offer between 4.5 and 5 billion euros 📈. Some expected the German military to support #IsarAerospace and #RocketFactory Augsburg. The #Canadian 🇨🇦 government will increase its funding by $375.9 million spacenews.com/industry-expects

    #SpacePolitics #ESA #ERS

  21. 🇩🇪 @AuswaertigesAmt : The Federal Ministry of Defence will invest around 35 billion euro 💰 in the space sector in the coming years. This primarily involves the protection of German #SpaceSystems, such as #satellites 🛰️ auswaertiges-amt.de/en/newsroo

    #SpacePolitics #Germany

  22. 🇩🇪 @AuswaertigesAmt : The Federal Ministry of Defence will invest around 35 billion euro 💰 in the space sector in the coming years. This primarily involves the protection of German #SpaceSystems, such as #satellites 🛰️ auswaertiges-amt.de/en/newsroo

    #SpacePolitics #Germany

  23. 🇩🇪 @AuswaertigesAmt : The Federal Ministry of Defence will invest around 35 billion euro 💰 in the space sector in the coming years. This primarily involves the protection of German #SpaceSystems, such as #satellites 🛰️ auswaertiges-amt.de/en/newsroo

    #SpacePolitics #Germany

  24. 🇩🇪 @AuswaertigesAmt : The Federal Ministry of Defence will invest around 35 billion euro 💰 in the space sector in the coming years. This primarily involves the protection of German #SpaceSystems, such as #satellites 🛰️ auswaertiges-amt.de/en/newsroo

    #SpacePolitics #Germany

  25. 🇩🇪 @AuswaertigesAmt : The Federal Ministry of Defence will invest around 35 billion euro 💰 in the space sector in the coming years. This primarily involves the protection of German #SpaceSystems, such as #satellites 🛰️ auswaertiges-amt.de/en/newsroo

    #SpacePolitics #Germany

  26. The #EU 🇪🇺 #SpaceAct runs the risk of slowing 🐌 industry growth through over-regulation, and unclear regulatory borders. “Operators will start looking into establishing themselves…in other countries less stringent or more favorable.” payloadspace.com/the-eu-space-

    #Europe #SpacePolitics

  27. The #EU 🇪🇺 #SpaceAct runs the risk of slowing 🐌 industry growth through over-regulation, and unclear regulatory borders. “Operators will start looking into establishing themselves…in other countries less stringent or more favorable.” payloadspace.com/the-eu-space-

    #Europe #SpacePolitics

  28. The #EU 🇪🇺 #SpaceAct runs the risk of slowing 🐌 industry growth through over-regulation, and unclear regulatory borders. “Operators will start looking into establishing themselves…in other countries less stringent or more favorable.” payloadspace.com/the-eu-space-

    #Europe #SpacePolitics

  29. The #EU 🇪🇺 #SpaceAct runs the risk of slowing 🐌 industry growth through over-regulation, and unclear regulatory borders. “Operators will start looking into establishing themselves…in other countries less stringent or more favorable.” payloadspace.com/the-eu-space-

    #Europe #SpacePolitics

  30. The #EU 🇪🇺 #SpaceAct runs the risk of slowing 🐌 industry growth through over-regulation, and unclear regulatory borders. “Operators will start looking into establishing themselves…in other countries less stringent or more favorable.” payloadspace.com/the-eu-space-

    #Europe #SpacePolitics

  31. The largest collaboration between #NASA and #ISRO 🇮🇳 to date...it is likely welcome that a mission designed to study Earth's surface, including the influence of #ClimateChange, is of value to the #SpaceAgency arstechnica.com/space/2025/07/

    #SpacePolitics

  32. The largest collaboration between #NASA and #ISRO 🇮🇳 to date...it is likely welcome that a mission designed to study Earth's surface, including the influence of #ClimateChange, is of value to the #SpaceAgency arstechnica.com/space/2025/07/

    #SpacePolitics

  33. The largest collaboration between #NASA and #ISRO 🇮🇳 to date...it is likely welcome that a mission designed to study Earth's surface, including the influence of #ClimateChange, is of value to the #SpaceAgency arstechnica.com/space/2025/07/

    #SpacePolitics