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“Government support is accelerating capability building, from Pulse Space Power Solutions’ laser-power program to Orbit Fab’s Series B for in-space refueling, de-risking early tech through contracts and backing. The Exploration Company expands U.S. operations with a Houston lab and TEC Federal, anchoring crew and cargo programs. Europe emphasizes access with Ariane 6’s flights; Simera Sense leads a Canary Islands EO constellation, while D-Orbit/ArkEdge expand launch collaboration, though terms remain unclear.“ - Commentary by Matej Pretković
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Here is a quick overview of news that happened this week:
Orbit Fab hires new CEO and secures funding for satellite refueling
ArianeGroup details upgraded Ariane 6 upper-stage engine tests
Space Force gives Pulse Space $40 million for laser power technology
The Exploration Company sets up US branch for government contracts
Simera Sense imaging technology chosen for Canary Islands Earth observation project
D-Orbit signs launch contract with ArkEdge Space
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