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Apr 2023
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A Symposium, a wet dress, a new fund, an...

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Brace yourselves, it’s Space Symposium week! Wet dress rehearsal for Starship. UK launches the International Bilateral Fund. Orbit Fab gets a series A round. Boeing announces their anti-jam payload for WGS. The FAA wants to balance air travel and space travel. Our interview with Steve Luczynski, Board Chair of the Aerospace Village, on their mission, programs, and upcoming activities at the RSA Conference next week. All this and more.

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Our featured guest is Steve Luczynski, Board Chair of the Aerospace Village, on the Aerospace Village nonprofit, their mission, their programs, and their upcoming activities at the RSA Conference next week.

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Selected Reading

SpaceX's launch of Starship could remake space exploration | Washington Post 

UK Space Agency funding for international space partnerships | GOV.UK

SpaceX launches seventh Transporter rideshare mission | SpaceNews

Exolaunch’s 21 rideshare smallsats deployed during the SpaceX Transporter-7 mission | SatNews

HawkEye 360’s nexgen Cluster 7 smallsats are successfully launched | SatNews   

TrustPoint Announces Launch of First Commercially-Funded, Purpose-Built PNT Microsatellite | Business Wire 

China claims its Space Station has achieved 100% oxygen regeneration in orbit | Interesting Engineering 

Boeing Unveils Anti-Jam Payload For Next Space Force Wideband Global SATCOM Satellite | Via Satellite

As counterspace weapons ‘proliferate,’ the new cold war for space races forward: studies | Breaking Defense

The Moon is the Best Place to Transport Rocket Fuel | Universe Today 

US aviation authorities may delay some space launches to avoid air traffic disruption | Reuters 

NASA launches stadium-sized balloon from New Zealand | SpaceConnect  

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