The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) releases its paper on “Risk Associated with Reentry Disposal of Satellites from Proposed Large Constellations in LEO”. A SpaceX Falcon 9 carrying 22 Starlink internet satellites into space lifted off from Florida’s Space Coast just eight hours and 42 minutes after a Falcon Heavy launched the Psyche mission. India’s Space Research Organization chairman S Somanath says the US has appealed to India to share space technology with them after seeing the development of Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft, and more.
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Selected Reading
P.L. 116-260 Risks Associated with Reentry Disposal of Satellites from Large Constellations
SpaceX-Response-to-FAA-regarding-Starlink-Demise-10.09.2023-fin.pdf
Readout of Low Earth Orbit Research and Development Workshop- The White House
SpaceX knocked out 2nd Space Coast launch on same day as Falcon Heavy success – Orlando Sentinel
Impressed by Chandrayaan-3, American space experts wanted India to sell its tech to US: ISRO chief- WION
Big money is back as space tech start-up raises $120m- Australia Financial Review
China launches Earth-observing satellite - CGTN
China to launch Shenzhou-17 spacecraft to its space station in October - CGTN
It’s a new dawn for Dhruva Space, revealing grand plans for its 280,000 square-foot Design, Engineering, Assembly, Integration & Testing Facility for large-scale Spacecraft Manufacturing- PR
Spectrum Venture Ligado Nears Bankruptcy After Government Talks Collapse - WSJ
America officially has its first Space Ranger - Task & Purpose
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