This Week in Space Tech: Oct. 20 to 26, 2025
Launch tempo stayed high, Europe moved toward consolidation, and lunar timelines stirred fresh debate.
Stay updated with the latest developments in space exploration, technology breakthroughs, and cosmic discoveries.
Launch tempo stayed high, Europe moved toward consolidation, and lunar timelines stirred fresh debate.
A crowded week delivered big rocket milestones, fresh broadband satellites, a key national security launch, and new rules that shape where and how companies can fly.
A busy week of launches, big checks for reusable rockets, and policy moves shaping the next year of space operations.
A busy IAC week set the tone for launches, deals, and new policies that will shape the next few years in space.
Space weather missions ride a Falcon 9, NASA names a new astronaut class, Starlink and China add to LEO, a startup wins a NASA servicing job, and Axiom’s station hardware lands a supplier.
A lively week with fresh launches, policy moves, and new money for orbital networks.
A big week for launches, a possible Mars biosignature, and fresh capital for fast-rising startups.
A quick week: launches up, rules easing, Europe and startups.
It was a busy week of breakthrough test flights, fresh launch infrastructure, and startups scaling their constellations.
Here’s what mattered this week across launches, policy, and startups.