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Weekly Recap #49 + Kall Morris Inc Interview
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This week we interviewed Troy Morris, Co-Founder and CEO of Kall Morris Inc, on their recent STRATFI win, hear how they plan to use that money for on-orbit servicing!
Main Topics
Launch
* SpaceX announced plans for a $100B Starship launch site in Louisiana. [source]
* Europe’s Ariane 6 rocket has successfully completed its first Geostationary mission. [source]
* China’s Long March 6C fragmented on orbit, generating 10s to 100s of fragments from the event. [source]
* China’s Chang’e-7 moon rover mission was delayed indefinitely. [source]
* Space Angel won a $1.75M grant from the Western Australian government to support plans for new spaceports. [source]
Government
* Tomorrow.io won a 5 year, $49M, IDIQ NOAA contract to provide advanced weather modeling services. [source]
* Spire Global won a $28M NOAA contract to advance hyperspectral microwave sounding technology. [source]
* Leolabs was awarded a $20M USSF contract for their mobile space tracking Scout radar system. [source]
* The SDA announced the intent to resume Tranche 1 Transport Layer deployments for the PWSA. [source]
* York Space Systems announced their selection to join the USSF’s Space Data Network Backbone (SDN-B) program. [source]
Infrastructure
* Beyond Reach Labs unveiled their large format solar array deployment platform: Flarewing. [source]
* Constellr selected Space Inventor to expand their constellation and supply microsatellite platforms. [source]
* Kepler launched their commercial optical data relay service aboard their optical data relay constellation. [source]
* Northstar Space agreed to host 11 SDA terminals on future Kepler satellites. [
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