NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter has ended its mission at the Red Planet after surpassing expectations and making dozens more flights than planned.  The Federal Communications Commission is proposing a new framework to license space stations conducting in-space servicing, assembly, and manufacturing (ISAM) activities. paceX is looking for science and research ideas that will enable life in space and on other planets, and more.
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T-Minus Guest
Our guest today is Salvatore Grignano, Senior Marketing and Promotion Officer at the Italian Trade Agency, Houston.
You can connect with Salvatore on LinkedIn, learn more about ITA on their website and meet up at SPACECOM.
Selected Reading
After Three Years on Mars, NASA’s Ingenuity Helicopter Mission Ends
First Video of NASA’s Ingenuity Mars Helicopter in Flight, Includes Takeoff and Landing (High-Res) 
Space Innovation; Facilitating Capabilities for In-Space Servicing, Assembly, and Manufacturing
SpaceX - Research
NASA Selects Winners of Third TechRise Student Challenge
NASA Collaborating on European-led Gravitational Wave Observatory in Space
GMV and Astroscale UK spearhead new ESA initiative for improved satellite collision avoidance
"Europe must promote fair competition between private launch operators"- PLD Space
ESA - Hubble finds water vapour in small exoplanet’s atmosphere
Hellas Sat and Thales Alenia Space sign a Memorandum of Understanding to develop Optical Communication payload for Hellas Sat 5 satellite
Virgin Galactic's to launch 1st Ukrainian woman to space — and 3 others — on Galactic 06 suborbital flight today
January/February 2024 - 10 Defining Moments in Cybersecurity and Satellite in 2023
How the Taiwan Crisis Impacts the Space Power Race
Fighting for Space: The Low Earth Satellite Race | Al Jazeera
New emperor penguin colonies discovered in Antarctica after guano spotted from space
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