~orbitalindex | Issue No. 299 (153)
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Issue No. 251
first lunar mission, technically the first US lunar commercial lander to operate in space, failed to...
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Issue No. 272
Chang’e-6 landed on the Moon and then returned the first samples from the lunar far side
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NASA delays Artemis II human moon mission once again as it wraps up heat shield investigation
Artemis II and Artemis III were delayed
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NRO hits milestone with more than 100 satellites in low Earth orbit
NRO’s proliferated small spy satellite constellation reached 100 satellites
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Chinese astronauts complete world record-breaking spacewalk at 9 hours
9-hour Tiangong spacewalk breaking world records
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SpaceX scores $843M NASA contract to de-orbit ISS in 2030 | TechCrunch
$843M contract to deorbit the ISS
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Russia vetoes U.N. resolution on nuclear weapons in space
Russia vetoed a UN resolution on nuclear weapons in space
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https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/russia-space-nuke-launched-ukraine-invasion-c4aad62e
pursuing a nuclear anti-satellite weapon system
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Russian satellite breaks up, creating debris in low Earth orbit
Resurs-P No.1 satellite
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A record-setting 19 people are in orbit around Earth at the same time
19 people in space
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Japanese space startup aborts 2nd satellite launch attempt minutes after liftoff
failed twice this year
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Shanghai firm behind G60 megaconstellation raises $943 million
Shanghai Spacecom Satellite Tech
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Varda Space, Rocket Lab nail first-of-its-kind spacecraft landing in Utah | TechCrunch
Varda undertook the first full-commercial landing of a spacecraft on U.S. soil
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https://astroscale.com/astroscales-adras-j-achieves-historic-15-meter-approach-to-space-debris
Astroscale became the first private company to closely approach some unsuspecting space debris
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NASA’s Parker Solar Probe Reports Successful Closest Approach to Sun – Parker Solar Probe
flew within 6.1 million kilometers of the Sun
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Dwingeloo telescope receives signals from Voyager 1 – Dwingeloo Radio Telescope | CAMRAS
Dwingeloo telescope receives signals from Voyager-1
