Why commercial space stations are the next frontier
The retirement of the International Space Station will end of an era of geopolitical co-operation in orbit. Private firms are racing to fill the gap
SpaceTech News Roundup – W/C 10.11.25
ATMOS and Space Cargo Unlimited Target First Reentry Mission in 2026
German reentry startup ATMOS Space Cargo and Luxembourg-based manufacturer Space Cargo Unlimited (SCU) are aiming to launch their first collaborative mission to orbit and back in 2026.
Blue Origin latest: Big win for Jeff Bezos as rocket booster lands back on Earth after Mars mission launch
Jeff Bezos's space firm Blue Origin has launched a NASA mission to Mars after two earlier abandoned attempts. It landed a booster from its New Glenn rocket back on Earth, matching a feat only achieved by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
SkyFi adds ICEYE radar imaging to satellite tasking platform
SkyFi has announced that ICEYE US synthetic aperture radar data will be integrated into its platform. This development allows SkyFi users to directly access and task ICEYE's large SAR satellite constellation for earth observation, using the SkyFi web platform and mobile app.
Voyager and Infleqtion Partner to Launch Quantum Era in Space
Voyager Technologies, Inc. [NYSE: VOYG] and Infleqtion, a global leader in neutral atom-based quantum technology, announced a strategic partnership to advance dual-use quantum technology in low-Earth orbit and beyond.