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EARTH OBSERVATION

A mixed bag of Q3 reports.

Rocket Lab sets a return to launch window for Electron. Astra founders offer to take the company private. ESA, Airbus, and Voyager sign an MOU. And more.

Maria Varmazis
Nov 9, 2023
BUSINESS & INVESTING EARTH OBSERVATION

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Summary

Rocket Lab updates investors on Q3 results and sets a return to launch window for its Electron vehicle. Astra founders offer to take the company private at a value of about $30 million. The European Space Agency signs a Memorandum of Understanding with Airbus and Voyager outlining their collaboration for the Starlab space station in the post-International Space Station era, and more.

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Selected Reading

Rocket Lab Sets Next Electron Launch Window, Provides Update on Anomaly Review- Business Wire

Astra founders offer to take company private at value of about $30 million- CNBC

Virgin Galactic Announces Third Quarter 2023 Financial Results And Provides Business Update

BlackSky Reports Third Quarter 2023 Results

Department of the Air Force Scheduled to Launch Seventh X-37B Mission- United States Space Force

Sierra Space Successfully Tests New 5,500 lbf Hypergolic Rocket Engine Capable of Continuous Throttling

ESA prepares the ground for a European commercial presence in LEO post-ISS

D-Orbit welcomes Marubeni Corporation as lead investor in current Series C funding

Putin calls for closer Russia-China cooperation on military satellites

Space Force plans FY24 update for space monitoring data 'library'- Breaking Defense

US says it won’t tell space-imagery companies to stop showing Gaza photos - Defense One

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