$ASTS BlueBird 7 has successfully been deployed & AST... confirmed the satellite has powered on but the payload was inserted into an off-nominal orbit that is now being assessed. The good news is the satellite is alive & the bigger picture is that New Glenn reuse could still materially improve AST’s launch cadence.show more

Alleged leaked NASA video showing the Black Knight satellite.🧐🤔... The "Black Knight satellite" is an ancient, extraterrestrial spacecraft that has been in a polar orbit around Earth for approximately 13,000 years.show more

Alleged leaked NASA video showing the Black Knight satellite.🧐🤔... The "Black Knight satellite" is an ancient, extraterrestrial spacecraft that has been in a polar orbit around Earth for approximately 13,000 years.show more

This 1998 video, reportedly leaked by a NASA official,... shows the Black Knight satellite. The “Black Knight satellite” is an ancient UFO that has been orbiting Earth in a polar orbit for approximately 13,000 years.show more

$SPCX successfully launched and deployed $ASTS BlueBird 8, 9... and 10 into orbit without issue. Three more of the largest phased-array satellites ever deployed in LEO are now on their way to expanding AST SpaceMobile’s constellation.show more

$ASTS BlueBird 7 is set to launch on Blue... Origin’s New Glenn which went vertical at LC-36 overnight ahead of the mission. If the launch happens in the coming days then it would mark Blue Origin’s third launch and the first reflight of a New Glenn booster.show more

ViaSat-3 F3 update: Solar arrays have successfully deployed! 🛰️... Our F3 satellite is now fully powered as it continues its ascent to geostationary orbit. #ViaSat3 Learn more about the ViaSat-3 mission:show more

Success! ✅ MTG-I2 is on its way to geostationary... orbit. After acquiring signal, the satellite has been confirmed healthy. As the third satellite in the Meteosat Third Generation constellation, MTG-I2 will provide weather forecasters with unprecedented views of Europe and Africa, helping to improve forecasts and deliver earlier warnings of severe weather. 🔗show more

SpaceX just launched the 1000th Starlink satellite of 2026.... That’s ~10 satellites deployed every single day and one launch roughly every 2.5 days. Starlink now has 10,000+ active satellites in orbit, the largest satellite constellation ever built.show more

Most people think serious AI compute in orbit is... years away. For SpaceX, that is way too slow. They already control the stack. The plan is to launch the first orbital compute satellites next year, using the Starlink V3 bus with the payload swapped for compute and much bigger solar arrays. Then scale hard into 2028. Same rocket company. Same satellite stack. Very different workload. SpaceX SpaceXAI Starlink / Writer: Annette, Grok Imagine Designer: Jannéshow more

NEWS: SpaceX is set to launch the Argentine Army’s... first nanosatellite. 🇦🇷 A Falcon 9 is expected to carry CITEDEF’s ETNS satellite to low Earth orbit in late October. The mission will test Argentina’s homegrown satellite technology and help lay the foundation for future national space projects.show more

#BREAKING 🇷🇺🇺🇦 Possibly a major development in Ukraine. Footage... has been released reportedly showing RASSVET satellite terminals on a shot down Russian drone. The Russian RASSVET program was created by the company Bureau 1440 as an alternative to the Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite company Starlink. Earlier this year, Bureau 1440 conducted two initial launches, sending several dozen satellites into low earth orbit. I suspect that this drone was conducting tests on behalf of the company. As it stands, there are not enough satellites in orbit to provide full or even partial coverage over Ukraine. However, the fact that its gone into (I'm speculating here) combat beta testing, indicates that the program is coming along at a faster pace than was initially anticipated. Don't get it twisted, it will still take at least until 2028 to get any real coverage over Ukraine. But this is still a promising sign for the Russian military, albeit something that should have been done long ago.show more

FYI: This footage comes from one of the Starlink... V3 satellites Starship deployed to orbit. The satellite turned back to film the Starship that carried it up. It is one of the first 26 V3 satellites released on Starship's first orbital flight. A satellite filming its own ride to space. Source: Starlinkshow more

$SPCX Falcon 9 successfully deployed $ASTS BlueBirds 11–13 into... orbit. A major milestone for AST SpaceMobile as it accelerates the buildout of its commercial constellation.show more