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Germany is investing €35 billion over five years to expand its military space capabilities, aiming to protect critical satellite infrastructure from growing threats.
A summary of global space activities in late September 2025, including NASA's Artemis II mission, a SpaceX Starlink launch, and new satellite deployments by China.
A new NASA space telescope, operated by UC Berkeley, has launched to study Earth's exosphere and its interaction with solar weather to better protect satellites.
The U.S. has completed the deployment of its current-generation space-based nuclear detection sensors and is now developing a successor set to launch in 2027.
The U.S. Space Force plans to release a solicitation for RG-XX, a new satellite program designed to replace the current GSSAP orbital monitoring system.
Germany is considering offensive space capabilities after Russian spacecraft tracked German military satellites, marking a major policy shift amid growing threats from Russia and China in orbit.
Germany has announced a €35 billion investment over five years to enhance its space security, focusing on new satellites and cybersecurity to counter global threats.
NOAA's GOES-19 satellite captured a rare view of a partial solar eclipse from space, an event that produced unusual imagery due to its scientific instruments.
NASA and NOAA have launched a trio of satellites to study the Sun's influence, from the edge of the solar system to its impact on Earth's infrastructure.
NASA's Carruthers Geocorona Observatory and NOAA's SWFO-L1 spacecraft are launching to improve space weather monitoring from Lagrange point 1, protecting Earth's infrastructure.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket has launched three scientific probes to study solar activity and improve space weather forecasting from the Lagrange 1 point.
NOAA has launched the SWFO-L1 satellite, a new observatory designed to provide early warnings of solar storms that could impact Earth's critical infrastructure.
