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The WildFireSat constellation will include 7 active satellites, 2 on-orbit spares, and 1 spare on the ground, with the first prototype expected to launch in 2029.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

OroraTech is a key partner to Spire Global Canada, which is developing Canada's WildFireSat constellation of 10 small satellites.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

OroraTech is a startup based in Munich, Germany with an office in Vancouver.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

OroraTech launched a 6U CubeSat named Forest-2 in 2022.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has secured a transmission license with the Communications Authority of Kenya to deliver satellite IoT monitoring solutions and expand connectivity in underconnected regions.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin is building upon its existing license from the Nigerian Communications Commission to bring high-speed, low-cost connectivity to rural communities.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has signed agreements to pilot satellite internet demonstrations in Kenya, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Cambodia.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin is working with local partners and government agencies in Indonesia to deliver internet access.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin will provide core technology and satellite infrastructure for its connectivity pilots in four countries.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has a strategic partnership with MekongNet in Cambodia to provide satellite internet to rural and underserved populations.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin transmitted a blockchain transaction from space and launched three satellites in November to test decentralized, permissionless internet service.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright met with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman at the Department of Energy headquarters in Washington on January 8, 2026.

NASA, Department of Energy to Develop Lunar Surface Reactor by 2030Jan 14, 2026

The naming of spacecraft using cultural references is not new for SpaceX.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The announcement about the name was made through a content post published on X by Astronomy Vibes.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The first Starship mission to Mars is named 'Heart of Gold'.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

Elon Musk announced the name 'Heart of Gold' for the first Starship to Mars.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The assignment of a specific name to the Mars-bound Starship highlights the symbolic importance of the mission within SpaceX's strategy.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The post was published on January 13, 2026.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The name 'Heart of Gold' references the spaceship from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

Starship is a fully reusable launch system developed by SpaceX for missions in terrestrial, lunar, and interplanetary orbits.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

As CIO, Arrington will oversee the protection and modernization of IonQ’s global enterprise systems.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ plans to expand the security of quantum networking to satellite networks.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

As DoD CIO, Arrington advised the Defense Secretary on enterprise information management, satellite capabilities, cyber assurance, and space policy.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ has been expanding its activity in the space industry.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington previously served as deputy CIO for cybersecurity in the Department of Defense.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington keynoted CyberSat in November 2022, discussing the relationships between the commercial space industry and government.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ announced that Leslie Kershaw will advance to a newly expanded role as chief information security officer (CISO), reporting to Arrington.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ acquired Capella Space last year and plans to acquire optical communications company Skyloom Global.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ hired Katie Arrington as its new chief information officer (CIO).

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington's appointment reflects her mission to ensure U.S. warfighters and agencies have access to advanced secure technology.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington will safeguard digital assets and supply chains and strengthen cyber resilience at IonQ.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Katie Arrington previously performed the duties of the Department of Defense’s chief information officer.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Niccolo de Masi, CEO of IonQ, stated that Arrington's passion for advancing breakthrough innovation will help accelerate the company's growth.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ announced Arrington's appointment on January 14.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

A French parliamentary committee raised concerns about German and Italian space spending during the ratification of the ESA's Paris headquarters agreement.

French parliament uses renewal of ESA’s Paris HQ agreement to raise the alarm about German, Italian space spendingJan 14, 2026

The first launches of 2026 also lofted Guowang satellites.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

China's first launches of 2026 included sending Yaogan spacecraft into an unusual orbit.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

China is expected to have more than 100 launches in 2026.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

The damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft is scheduled to attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on January 19, 2026.

Shenzhou-20 update: there's an airspace closure notice suggesting the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on Jan. 19. Will be uncrewed, of course, but will be interesting to see how it holds up.Jan 14, 2026

The reentry and landing of Shenzhou-20 will be uncrewed.

Shenzhou-20 update: there's an airspace closure notice suggesting the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on Jan. 19. Will be uncrewed, of course, but will be interesting to see how it holds up.Jan 14, 2026

Cosmic Penguin posted a video showing a view from a somewhat foggy camera at the pad on January 14, 2026.

View from a somewhat foggy camera at the pad:Jan 14, 2026

The LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch provided orbit data through USSF @SpaceTrackOrg.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

The satellite 2026-006A has an orbit of 702 x 944 km at an inclination of 142.00°.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

The satellite 2026-006B has an orbit of 543 x 828 km at an inclination of 142.04°.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

None of the Indian private space firms insured satellites on PSLV-C62.

RT @r_isro: None of Indian private space firms insured satellites on PSLV-C62.Jan 14, 2026

SpaceX Falcon 9 B1085-13 launched Starlink 6-98 from SLC-40.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

SLC-40 has nearly set a record for the most orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with only two R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days as exceptions.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

SpaceX achieved the first-ever sub-2 days pad turnaround with Starlink 6-97.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

The Falcon 9 launch on Starlink 6-98 set a new pad turnaround record for SpaceX of just 45 hours.

* Site 1/5 (the famous "Gagarin's Start" at Baikonur still holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd & 4th Soviet HSF missions, Vostok-3 & 4 * Site 43/4 at Plesetsk has a 37:53 case in July 1977, but AFAICS it's a one-off w/ all others at over 2 daysJan 14, 2026

Gagarin's Start at Baikonur holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd and 4th Soviet human spaceflight missions, Vostok-3 and Vostok-4.

* Site 1/5 (the famous "Gagarin's Start" at Baikonur still holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd & 4th Soviet HSF missions, Vostok-3 & 4 * Site 43/4 at Plesetsk has a 37:53 case in July 1977, but AFAICS it's a one-off w/ all others at over 2 daysJan 14, 2026

The WildFireSat constellation will include 7 active satellites, 2 on-orbit spares, and 1 spare on the ground, with the first prototype expected to launch in 2029.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

OroraTech is a key partner to Spire Global Canada, which is developing Canada's WildFireSat constellation of 10 small satellites.

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OroraTech is a startup based in Munich, Germany with an office in Vancouver.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

OroraTech launched a 6U CubeSat named Forest-2 in 2022.

New OroraTech thermal sensors leverage Kepler lasers to bypass downlink delays for wildfiresJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has secured a transmission license with the Communications Authority of Kenya to deliver satellite IoT monitoring solutions and expand connectivity in underconnected regions.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin is building upon its existing license from the Nigerian Communications Commission to bring high-speed, low-cost connectivity to rural communities.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has signed agreements to pilot satellite internet demonstrations in Kenya, Nigeria, Indonesia, and Cambodia.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin is working with local partners and government agencies in Indonesia to deliver internet access.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin will provide core technology and satellite infrastructure for its connectivity pilots in four countries.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin has a strategic partnership with MekongNet in Cambodia to provide satellite internet to rural and underserved populations.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Spacecoin transmitted a blockchain transaction from space and launched three satellites in November to test decentralized, permissionless internet service.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright met with NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman at the Department of Energy headquarters in Washington on January 8, 2026.

NASA, Department of Energy to Develop Lunar Surface Reactor by 2030Jan 14, 2026

The naming of spacecraft using cultural references is not new for SpaceX.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The announcement about the name was made through a content post published on X by Astronomy Vibes.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The first Starship mission to Mars is named 'Heart of Gold'.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

Elon Musk announced the name 'Heart of Gold' for the first Starship to Mars.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The assignment of a specific name to the Mars-bound Starship highlights the symbolic importance of the mission within SpaceX's strategy.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The post was published on January 13, 2026.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

The name 'Heart of Gold' references the spaceship from The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

Starship is a fully reusable launch system developed by SpaceX for missions in terrestrial, lunar, and interplanetary orbits.

Musk: il primo Starship diretto su Marte si chiamerà Heart of GoldJan 14, 2026

As CIO, Arrington will oversee the protection and modernization of IonQ’s global enterprise systems.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ plans to expand the security of quantum networking to satellite networks.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

As DoD CIO, Arrington advised the Defense Secretary on enterprise information management, satellite capabilities, cyber assurance, and space policy.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ has been expanding its activity in the space industry.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington previously served as deputy CIO for cybersecurity in the Department of Defense.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington keynoted CyberSat in November 2022, discussing the relationships between the commercial space industry and government.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ announced that Leslie Kershaw will advance to a newly expanded role as chief information security officer (CISO), reporting to Arrington.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ acquired Capella Space last year and plans to acquire optical communications company Skyloom Global.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ hired Katie Arrington as its new chief information officer (CIO).

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington's appointment reflects her mission to ensure U.S. warfighters and agencies have access to advanced secure technology.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Arrington will safeguard digital assets and supply chains and strengthen cyber resilience at IonQ.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Katie Arrington previously performed the duties of the Department of Defense’s chief information officer.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

Niccolo de Masi, CEO of IonQ, stated that Arrington's passion for advancing breakthrough innovation will help accelerate the company's growth.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

IonQ announced Arrington's appointment on January 14.

Latest NewsJan 14, 2026

A French parliamentary committee raised concerns about German and Italian space spending during the ratification of the ESA's Paris headquarters agreement.

French parliament uses renewal of ESA’s Paris HQ agreement to raise the alarm about German, Italian space spendingJan 14, 2026

The first launches of 2026 also lofted Guowang satellites.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

China's first launches of 2026 included sending Yaogan spacecraft into an unusual orbit.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

China is expected to have more than 100 launches in 2026.

An interesting start to what will likely be a year of more than 100 launches from China.Jan 14, 2026

The damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft is scheduled to attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on January 19, 2026.

Shenzhou-20 update: there's an airspace closure notice suggesting the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on Jan. 19. Will be uncrewed, of course, but will be interesting to see how it holds up.Jan 14, 2026

The reentry and landing of Shenzhou-20 will be uncrewed.

Shenzhou-20 update: there's an airspace closure notice suggesting the damaged Shenzhou-20 crew spacecraft will attempt reentry and landing between 0120-0150 UTC on Jan. 19. Will be uncrewed, of course, but will be interesting to see how it holds up.Jan 14, 2026

Cosmic Penguin posted a video showing a view from a somewhat foggy camera at the pad on January 14, 2026.

View from a somewhat foggy camera at the pad:Jan 14, 2026

The LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch provided orbit data through USSF @SpaceTrackOrg.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

The satellite 2026-006A has an orbit of 702 x 944 km at an inclination of 142.00°.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

The satellite 2026-006B has an orbit of 543 x 828 km at an inclination of 142.04°.

We now have orbit data from the LM-6A/Yaogan 50-01 launch via USSF @SpaceTrackOrg and...dafuq was launched to this highly retrograde orbit????? 2026-006A/67433: 702 x 944 km x 142.00° 2026-006B/67434: 543 x 828 km x 142.04°Jan 14, 2026

None of the Indian private space firms insured satellites on PSLV-C62.

RT @r_isro: None of Indian private space firms insured satellites on PSLV-C62.Jan 14, 2026

SpaceX Falcon 9 B1085-13 launched Starlink 6-98 from SLC-40.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

SLC-40 has nearly set a record for the most orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with only two R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days as exceptions.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

SpaceX achieved the first-ever sub-2 days pad turnaround with Starlink 6-97.

BTW this, at exactly 45 hours since Starlink 6-97, is the 1st ever sub-2 days pad turn-around by SpaceX. SLC-40 has now almost set a record of 2 orbital-bound rocket launches from the same pad in history, with exception of 2 R-7/Soyuz pads in Soviet days:Jan 14, 2026

The Falcon 9 launch on Starlink 6-98 set a new pad turnaround record for SpaceX of just 45 hours.

* Site 1/5 (the famous "Gagarin's Start" at Baikonur still holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd & 4th Soviet HSF missions, Vostok-3 & 4 * Site 43/4 at Plesetsk has a 37:53 case in July 1977, but AFAICS it's a one-off w/ all others at over 2 daysJan 14, 2026

Gagarin's Start at Baikonur holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd and 4th Soviet human spaceflight missions, Vostok-3 and Vostok-4.

* Site 1/5 (the famous "Gagarin's Start" at Baikonur still holds a 23:32 record between launching the 3rd & 4th Soviet HSF missions, Vostok-3 & 4 * Site 43/4 at Plesetsk has a 37:53 case in July 1977, but AFAICS it's a one-off w/ all others at over 2 daysJan 14, 2026