Germany plans to go on the offensive in space.
Germany to spend €35B in space-related defense. NASA may not use the Dream Chaser for resupply missions. SpaceX plans more satellite launches. And more.
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Germany plans to invest €35 billion in space-related defense projects by 2030. NASA and Sierra Space have mutually agreed to modify the Dream Chaser’s contract for resupply missions to the International Space Station (ISS). SpaceX has filed with the Federal Communications Commission asking to launch 15,000 new satellites for direct-to-device service, and more.
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