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Space Commerce Week

Ex Terra Media, LLC

A weekly newsletter published to the community highlighting the news of the week and letting you know who our podcast guest is that week. We will look ahead to the coming week to see what's happening and let you know. www.exterrajsc.com

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  1. Amazon Clears Federal Review to Take Control of Globalstar’s Satellite Licenses. And Third Quarter Results for Voyager 17:26
  2. NASA has Changed the Flight Plans for Both of its Artemis Moon Landers. And Big Iron from Cowboy Space 17:11
  3. Project Constellation, and NASA’s Science Priorities 16:52
  4. A New Framework for Nuclear Power and Propulsion in Space, and NASA Solicits Proposals for Commercial Space Stations 19:38
  5. A 15,000 Satellite D2D Constellation, and a Microgravity Drug Lab 17:53
  6. Federal regulators settle a fight over satellite interference, and States will Vie to Host the Space Academy 14:54
  7. The United States Space Academy, and Recharging Satellites in Orbit 15:41
  8. A New National Commercial Space Transportation Policy, and SpaceX Sets Its Sights on the Gulf Coast 16:38
  9. The OSC Pitches a Single Certification for Novel Space Missions on Capitol Hill, and the FCC's New Part 100 15:49
  10. The Major Question Remaining after the SpaceX Stock Rally, and Europe’s Hydrazine Clock 15:39
  11. NASA’s IG Audits the Commercial Crew Program, and the SpaceX Lockup Deadline 12:32
  12. NASA’s Shrinkage and Your Business, and a Coming Crunch at the Nation’s Spaceports 15:06
  13. Orbital Data Centers, Golden Dome OTAs and a European Space Act Update 16:30
  14. SpaceX Changes the Commercial Launch Equation, and Beyond the LTV Contracts 19:26
  15. The Challenges of Keeping Up With the Demand for Direct to Device Components. And Can the Supply Chain Be Weaponized? 16:29
  16. NASA Shuffles the Directorate Deck, and the Realities of Orbital Refueling 20:00
  17. NASA GAO Questions the Moon Lander Program, and AIAA Publishes Satellite Operator Best Practices 24:11
  18. The FCC Rewrites the Rulebook on Direct-to-Device, and the Satellite Industry’s Annual Report 22:16
  19. Satellite Spectrum Rules Get a Major Update From the FCC. And the Earth Observation and Satellite Propulsion Markets 18:36
  20. The FCC Reshapes the Satellite Landscape, and That Market is Poised to Thrive 18:15
  21. Satellite Licensing Reform, Spacesuits, and Nuclear Power 16:41
  22. Unlocking New Space Broadband Capacity, and the Consequences of ‘On Hold’ 17:40
  23. European Regulations, Weird Space Stuff, and a Bid for Globalstar 21:58
  24. A Startup Hits Unicorn Status, and the Impact of the SpaceX IPO 22:01
  25. NASA goes big on the Moon and Mars 24:27
  26. Supply Chain Strain, Part 450 Update, and the Orbital Optical Gap 18:58
  27. A Spectrum Crunch, Voyager’s Results, and Private Astronaut Missions 19:23
  28. Congress Pushes Back on FCC Overreach 15:54
  29. NASA releases a long-awaited report on Boeing’s Starliner; Starlab clears a major milestone; and the growing market for space robotics. 16:27
  30. A UK Launch Company in Crisis, and NASA Taps a Fresh Face for the Sixth Private ISS Mission 14:37
  31. A Million-Satellite Constellation, and Tough Sledding for Space Tourism 14:30
  32. NASA’s Reauthorization Bill Focuses on Commercial Contributions 14:01
  33. First Deorbit-as-a-Service Contract Awarded to Starfish Space 13:09
  34. A Congressional Call for a Strong Space Economy 16:14
  35. SkyFi Secures $12.7 Million Series A Funding 13:14
  36. Returning a Legacy Name to Space Commerce 14:47
  37. Jared Isaacman is the New Administrator at NASA 13:24
  38. New Leadership at The Office of Space Commerce 13:33
  39. Jarad Isaacman is Back on the U.S. Senate Warm Seat 14:22
  40. Sidus Space Eyes ‘Higher-Value’ Commercial Opportunities 21:01
  41. Easing Regulations for Satellite Licensing 16:39
  42. Jared Isaacman Returns to the Political Fray 13:36
  43. Rocket Lab Completes a Spacecraft for a Cryogenic Fueling Mission 14:46
  44. Unencrypted Data has Been Intercepted from Geostationary Satellites 10:25
  45. Another Successful Starship Test Flight 15:00
  46. Defense Drives Surge in Space Investments 15:05
  47. Acquisitions, Rebranding and the Future of the Office of Space Commerce 13:31
  48. A Strategic Acquisition for Quantum Space, and More Power for Astro Digital. 15:49
  49. Building International Partnerships in Space Commerce 11:54
  50. Satellite Connectivity may be Coming Soon to a Mobile Device Near You 12:59