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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June 23-29, 2025 / Vol 44, No 25 / Hawai`i Island, USA

Japan to Launch 50th and Final H2A Rocket on June 23, Continues H3 and Lunar Pursuits Japan is set to launch its H2A rocket on June 23 from Tanegashima Space Center, carrying the GOSAT-GW satellite, which aims to enhance national capabilities to monitor greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. This

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