December 8-14, 2025 / Vol 44, Week 49 / Hawai`i Island, USA
Lunar Broadcast Precursor: Terrestrial Edition

December 8-14, 2025 / Hawai`i Island, USA Vol 44, Week 49: Lunar Broadcast Precursor — Terrestrial Edition Hainan, China’s Hawai’i Surpassing 10 Launches, Upgrading Space Facilities and Activities The Wenchang Spaceport at 19°N supported satellite constellations, space station operations and deep-space preparations with 10 launches so far this year. Held near

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November 17-23, 2025 / Vol 44, Week 46 / Hawai`i Island, USA
Lunar Broadcast Precursor: Terrestrial Edition

November 17-23, 2025 / Hawai`i Island, USA Vol 44, Week 46: Lunar Broadcast Precursor — Terrestrial Edition HANBIT-Nano Debuts, Boosting Global SmallSat Access; Other S. Korea Launches in Pipeline NET November 22, Innospace of Republic of Korea launches HANBIT-Nano rocket from Alcântara Space Center, Brazil (2.4°S). Innospace partners with AEB, Brazilian

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September 22-28, 2025 / Vol 44, No 38 / Hawai`i Island, USA
Lunar Broadcast Precursor: Terrestrial Edition

September 22-29, 2025 / Hawai`i Island, USA Vol 44, No 38: Lunar Broadcast Precursor: Terrestrial Edition IMAP, SWFO-L1 and Carruthers Set to Probe Cosmic Boundaries NASA Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP), Space Weather Follow-On Lagrange-1 (SWFO-L1), and Carruthers Geocorona Observatory launch September 23. After arriving at Sun-Earth L1 Lagrange

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August 25-31, 2025 / Vol 44, No 34 / Hawai`i Island, USA
Lunar Broadcast Precursor: Terrestrial Edition

Andøya Satellite Summit 2025: Europe First Spaceport Unites Nations Andøya Satellite Summit 2025, held August 25-27 at Fyrvika, Andenes, showcases Europe first operational spaceport, Andøya Spaceport, uniting over 100 leaders from 50+ organizations across 10 countries, including Norway, Germany, France, United States and Canada. Norwegian Space Agency, European Space Agency

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July 7-13, 2025 / Vol 44, No 27 / Hawai`i Island, USA

14 Humans in Space Represent 7 Countries Prioritizing Peace, International Collaboration and Science International Space Station Expedition 73 seven members and four Axiom-4 mission Astronauts work together in Low Earth Orbit at least until the beginning of this week. At any given time at least 200 experiments are ongoing at

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June 30 – July 6, 2025 / Vol 44, No 26 / Hawai`i Island, USA

 Juno Providing Amazing Jupiter Data, Helpful for Upcoming Missions NASA Juno spacecraft, 20m x 4.5m, orbits Jupiter on its extended mission, scheduled to conclude in September or when it can no longer function. Mission investment has been US$1.13B. Juno primary function is studying Jupiter gravitational and magnetic fields and atmosphere,

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