SpaceNexus AM · Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Telesat outsources global ground infrastructure, a sign it wants landing stations ready before Lightspeed service starts.
Telesat outsources global ground infrastructure, a sign it wants landing stations ready before Lightspeed service starts.
Resupply run backfills the station right after MS-33 undocked, keeping ISS logistics on schedule.
An unexpected propulsion partnership and a funding warning both point to tighter margins for Space Force programs ahead.
LeoLabs shifts from tracking-as-a-service to hardware sales, letting allies plug radar gaps its 12-site network can't cover.
One of Europe's largest satellite-maker raises this year funds more manufacturing capacity and faster constellation rollout.
Wed, Sep 16 · 13:33 UTC (9:33 AM ET)
Soyuz 2.1b · Baikonur Cosmodrome, Republic of Kazakhstan
New space-industry job postings counted in the August 2026 Hiring Index edition.
Source: SpaceNexus Hiring Index · as of 2026-08-31 · Hiring Index, August 2026
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