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SpaceNexus AM · Friday, November 6, 2026
The ISS program has completed its power upgrade with the installation of the final iROSA solar panel, according to NASASpaceflight. The panels…
The ISS program has completed its power upgrade with the installation of the final iROSA solar panel, according to NASASpaceflight. The panels augment the station's aging power systems.
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11,419 job postings (about 10,200 distinct roles) on the jobs board, 1,011 of the postings dated in the last seven days. Most new postings this week: SpaceX (212), Blue Origin (145), Thales Alenia Space (74).
Jobs boardLaunch dates that moved a day or more later, with both dates known to the day, seen by our sync since August 29, 2026 (placeholder rolls such as "2026" becoming "2027", and older changes our sync only caught up with late, are not counted); the biggest recent slip was 4 days.
Source: SpaceNexus Slip Explorer (LaunchDateChange ledger) · as of 2026-11-06 · Slip Explorer
The roadmap is growing, but reports citing a CEO memo put the next New Glenn flight in January 2027, so cadence stays the constraint for customers.
Deutsche Telekom's CEO says the plan would cost at least $200 billion, which tests whether a satellite operator can run a terrestrial carrier network.
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