SpaceNexus Daily · Sunday, November 8, 2026
NASA books PROMISE a ride in Moon Base plan update, NASASpaceFlight reports
NASASpaceFlight reports NASA booked PROMISE a ride and is opening astronaut applications; Launch Library 2 records a Soyuz launch as a success and lists two launches ahead.
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This is SpaceNexus Daily, for Sunday, November 8, 2026.
Space stocks and money
In the trading session of Friday, November 6, the SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index of space stocks rose 7.8 percent, with 27 companies up and 7 down. The largest gain was Firefly Aerospace, up 36.8 percent, and the largest decline was Synspective, down 8.9 percent. Parallax Space raised $250,000, according to SEC EDGAR Form D.
The SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index is an equal-weighted summary of daily price moves that we compute for information. It is not an investable product, no fund tracks it, and it is not investment advice. Full disclaimer
Sources: SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close); SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close); SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close); SEC EDGAR Form D
NASA Moon Base plan
NASASpaceFlight reported that, as part of a wide-ranging update, NASA has booked PROMISE a ride, under the headline “NASA’s Moon Base plan gains a PROMISE”. 4 outlets covered the story in the last 24 hours.
Sources: NASASpaceFlight
Pakistani astronaut on Shenzhou 24
Chinese state media reported that a Pakistani astronaut will fly on Shenzhou 24. According to that reporting, he would be the first foreign national to board China's space station.
Sources
- SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close)) · on SpaceNexus
- Firefly Aerospace (FLY) (SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close)) · on SpaceNexus
- Synspective (290A) (SpaceNexus Pure-Play Index (Yahoo Finance daily close)) · on SpaceNexus
- Parallax Space funding (SEC EDGAR Form D) · on SpaceNexus
- NASA’s Moon Base plan gains a PROMISE (NASASpaceFlight)
- First Foreigner Aboard Tiangong: A Pakistani Astronaut on Shenzhou 24 Turns China's Space Station Into a Diplomatic Platform (SpaceNexus)
- NASA announces search for new astronauts (NASASpaceFlight)
- Soyuz 2.1b/Fregat | Glonass-K1? (Kosmos 2621?) (Launch Library 2) · on SpaceNexus
- Long March 12 | SatNet LEO Group (Launch Library 2) · on SpaceNexus
- Falcon 9 Block 5 | USSF-627 (Launch Library 2) · on SpaceNexus
Past briefings
- 2026-11-07Launch Library 2 records Falcon 9 USSF-432 launch as a success
- 2026-11-06Final iROSA solar panel installed on ISS, NASASpaceFlight reports
- 2026-11-05SpaceX taps Qualcomm for Starlink Mobile base stations, Via Satellite says
- 2026-11-04New Space Economy reports ESA called ERMIS-3 laser link Greece's first
- 2026-11-03Kinetica 2 and Electron launches recorded as successes
- 2026-11-02One ISS solar array left after Kutryk's spacewalk, SpaceQ reports
- 2026-11-01Telesat delays Lightspeed rollout by three months, SatNews reports
- 2026-10-31Launch Library 2 records Starlink Group 15-18 launch as a success
- 2026-10-30FCC opens D2D spectrum sharing proceeding, Via Satellite reports
- 2026-10-29NASA is two spacewalks from finishing station upgrade, Spaceflight Now says
- 2026-10-28Airbus and Thales contracted for 2 Galileo satellites each, Via Satellite reports
- Starlink Group 15-16 lifts off from Vandenberg; Launch Library 2 records success