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@brianweeden

Space policy wonk, computer nerd, amateur chef, proud father and husband. Mainly at brianweeden.bsky.social or linkedin.com/in/brianweeden

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Five years ago, the idea that high resolution SAR would be used by journalists to do independent verification of unfolding major events was a pipe dream. Now it's just another Friday.

Five years ago, the idea that high resolution SAR would be used by journalists to do independent verification of unfolding major events was a pipe dream. Now it's just another Friday.
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Its only hypersonic if it comes from the French region of Hypersonique. Otherwise its just sparkling Newtonian inevitability.

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Breaking space news: We have made our own solar eclipse in space! 🌘 Today, we release the first images from our Proba-3 mission, which flies two spacecraft in precise formation to create artificial solar eclipses in orbit. Using a powerful instrument called a coronagraph,

Breaking space news: We have made our own solar eclipse in space! 🌘

Today, we release the first images from our Proba-3 mission, which flies two spacecraft in precise formation to create artificial solar eclipses in orbit.

Using a powerful instrument called a coronagraph,
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Senate Republicans 'very close' to deal to protect key DoD spectrum in reconciliation language - Breaking Defense breakingdefense.com/2025/06/senate…

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A couple notes from #PAS25 : • The highly anticipated EU Space Act is scheduled for release June 25. No details on its contents until then. • ESA received 12 bids for the European Launcher Challenge. Technical review ongoing with downselect announced July 7.

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LAUNCH at about 0300 UTC Jun 19 of an Angara-A5 from Plesetsk with Kosmos-2589, probably a 14F166A-class satellite to be delivered to supersync transfer orbit; suspected to be a GEO satellite-inspector payload for looking at other people's GEO sats.

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Chinese sats appear to be attempting first-ever on-orbit refueling, sat tracking firms say breakingdefense.com/2025/06/chines…