JAXA reestablishes contact with SLIM after a recent shift in lighting conditions allowed it to catch sunlight and generate the power that it needs for its mission. The Korea Augmentation Satellite System (KASS) has been officially certified by the Korean authorities. Iran says it successfully launched three satellites into space over the weekend, and more.
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Our guest today is Dr. Carlos Mata, CTO at Scientific Lightening Solutions on managing lightning risks in spaceports. 
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Selected Reading
Japan's SLIM probe regains power more than a week after moon landing | Reuters
Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space, Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, 61st session, 995th meeting | UN Web TV​​
Korea’s KASS satellite navigation system certified by national authorities and enters operational service | Thales Alenia Space
Iran launches 3 satellites into space as tensions rise : NPR
Northrop Grumman Satellite-Refueling Technology Selected as First Preferred Refueling Solution Interface Standard for Space Systems Command (SSC)
FACT SHEET: Biden-Harris Administration Announces Innovation Engines Awards, Catalyzing More Than $530 Million to Boost Economic Growth and Innovation in Communities Across America | The White House
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Competing In Space: A Joint Product Of The National Space Intelligence Center And The National Air And Space Intelligence Center
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