Eutelsat says the arrangement of Eutelsat Next alongside OneWeb would maximize interoperability while extending coverage and adding capabilities.

Eutelsat Next would operate separately from Eutelsat’s existing OneWeb constellation of more than 600 satellites.

The SES and Europeer Exchange GmbH solution is a hybrid architecture in which the satellite segment provides backup to terrestrial networks.

SES and Europeer Exchange GmbH are collaborating on a project for Uzbekistan.

The SES solution is intended to provide resilient space connectivity for critical government communications in Uzbekistan.

The SES solution is designed to maintain Uzbek government communications during disruptions or outages in terrestrial infrastructure.

The project uses SES’s Fuchsstadt teleport in Germany as a non-terrestrial redundancy layer for Uzbek government communications.

Redwire’s Georgetown facility includes advanced engineering and scientific laboratories and a dedicated Payload Operations Control Center.

Redwire opened the Georgetown facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and facility tours on July 20, 2026.

SpaceMD will use the Indiana site to help translate on-orbit research into commercial applications.

Redwire’s microgravity platforms support biotechnology and pharmaceutical work and materials research in fiber optics and semiconductors.

Former NASA astronaut Charlie Walker attended the opening event for Redwire’s Georgetown facility.

Redwire’s Georgetown facility is located at the Novaparke Innovation & Technology Campus in Floyd County.

Redwire Chairman and CEO Peter Cannito attended the opening event for Redwire’s Georgetown facility.

Space Microgravity Development LLC, or SpaceMD, is a Redwire venture focused on using the microgravity environment to develop new biotech and other technologies.

Former NASA astronaut and U.S. Navy Captain Ken Bowersox attended the opening event for Redwire’s Georgetown facility.

Redwire has opened a 30,000-square-foot research and microgravity payload development facility in Georgetown, Indiana.

Redwire has flown hundreds of experiments on crewed systems ranging from the Space Shuttle to the International Space Station.

Redwire’s Georgetown facility is designed to support growing demand for space-based research, development, and manufacturing with a focus on pharmaceutical and biotech applications.

Redwire will use the Payload Operations Control Center at the Georgetown facility as its central command post for real-time oversight of science and research operations on the International Space Station.

Indiana Governor Mike Braun attended the opening event for Redwire’s Georgetown facility.

SpaceMD CEO John Vellinger attended the opening event for Redwire’s Georgetown facility.

ALL.SPACE’s second-generation Hydra MAX terminal achieved operational certification on SES’s O3b mPOWER network on July 22, 2026.

The Hydra MAX terminal is available for immediate deployment across joint and coalition operations requiring automated failover and multi-orbit redundancy.

The Hydra MAX terminal uses a multi-beam electronically scanned antenna configuration that is designed to deliver continuous link availability without mechanical gimbals.

The Hydra MAX certification extends high-throughput Medium Earth Orbit satcom capabilities to defense, government, and tactical enterprise users operating across land, maritime, and mobile command platforms.

ALL.SPACE developed the second-generation Hydra MAX terminal in continued partnership with SES Space & Defense.

ALL.SPACE and SES Space & Defense are offering the Hydra MAX terminal to government and defense programs requiring simultaneous GEO/MEO network access.

ALL.SPACE completed the industry’s first multi-orbit terminal certification for the O3b mPOWER constellation in March 2026.

Spain's Perte Aeroespacial is expected to have mobilized more than 4.5 billion euros for the sector.

Héctor Guerrero is the subdirector general of Aerospace Policy and Strategy at Spain's Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities and the secretary of the course.

Pedro Duque has argued that Europe needs its own launch system and should not remain only a passenger in space access.

Enrique Campo is the director general of the Instituto Nacional de Técnica Aeroespacial (INTA).

Teresa Riesgo is the director of the course and the secretary general of Innovation at Spain's Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities.

José M. Martín is the director general of the Centro para el Desarrollo Tecnológico y la Innovación (CDTI).

Pablo Álvarez is completing astronaut training in France.

Michael López-Alegría is the first astronaut born in Spain and serves as senior vice president of Crew Spaceflight at Axiom Space.

Pablo Álvarez's astronaut training includes stability exercises and simulations for emergency preparedness.

The April 2026 NASA OIG and GAO report identified serious technical, quality control, and program management issues affecting Boeing’s Starliner spacecraft.

The Boeing Starliner program is part of NASA’s Commercial Crew Program.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation was founded in 2020 and was formerly known as Canadian Space Mining Corporation.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation received a $4.5 million investment from FedDev Ontario to develop microreactor technology for Arctic deployment.

The FedDev Ontario funding will support detailed design and a fuelled demonstration of Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation’s micro-nuclear system.

The Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation and Telesat partnership is intended to provide secure, low-latency connectivity for remotely monitoring and operating nuclear assets in the Arctic.

FedDev Ontario’s broader funding package is intended to strengthen the domestic supply chain and defence industrial base.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation’s microreactor development adapts established research reactor models for remote commercial and military applications.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation signed a memorandum of understanding with Telesat earlier in the year to integrate its systems with the Lightspeed low-Earth orbit constellation.

The $4.5 million award is part of a broader $40.5 million federal investment package distributed among 23 organizations in Southern Ontario.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation operates subsidiaries focused on nuclear systems and laboratory research.

Canadian Strategic Missions Corporation has set a target of deploying its systems at fleet scale by 2030.