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11.11.2025

Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket debut pushed to 2026

SpaceNews First Up Headlines

11.11.2025

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8 min.
13.11.2025

Keeping America first in space

In this episode of Space Minds, host David Ariosto speaks with Jim Bridenstine, former NASA Administrator and U.S. Congressman, who oversaw the launch of the Artemis program—America’s renewed effort to return astronauts to the Moon.Now Managing Partner of the Artemis Group, Bridenstine discusses the intersection of politics, policy, and innovation shaping the modern space race. From government shutdowns and funding instability to U.S.-China competition and the future of lunar commercialization, he shares candid insights on why America’s leadership in space depends on sustaining investment, fostering commercial partnerships, and inspiring a new generation through science and exploration.

13.11.2025

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43 min.
23. apr.

Optical links in contested space

In this episode of Space Minds, we head back to Space Symposium where SpaceNews’ Sandra Erwin moderated a panel on how optical communication links can provide warfighters and operators with the data throughput, resilience and security they need in contested and congested environments. She speaks with GP Sandhoo, the acting director of the Space Development Agency, Mina Mitry, CEO and co-founder of Kepler, Jeff Huggins, president of Cailabs US and Sven Rettig, chief commercial officer of Tesat. 👉 See more episodes in the Space Minds playlist About Space Minds Space Minds is a new audio and video podcast from SpaceNews that focuses on the inspiring leaders, technologies and exciting opportunities in space. This weekly podcast features compelling interviews with scientists, founders and experts who love to talk about space, covers the news that has enthusiasts daydreaming, and engages with listeners. Join David Ariosto, Mike Gruss and journalists from the SpaceNews team for new episodes every Thursday. Space Minds Podcast https://spacenews.com/space-minds-podcast Sign up for a SpaceNews newsletter https://spacenews.com/newsletters/

23. apr.

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52 min.
17.04.2025

Bill Nye on NASA Budget Cuts & Key Space Issues

In this week's episode of Space Minds, Bill Nye, CEO of the Planetary Society sits down with host David Ariosto. The conversation starts with Bill's journey but quickly pivots to the proposed science budget cuts at NASA.In this conversation, Bill Nye reflects on the current state of space exploration, describing it as the most exciting period since the Apollo era due to the surge in rocket launches, commercial space ventures, and ambitious scientific missions. He emphasizes the importance of NASA focusing on extraordinary, non-commercial tasks such as exploring Mars, Europa, and Venus, while leaving routine operations in low Earth orbit to private companies. Nye voices strong opposition to proposed budget cuts to NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, arguing that such reductions undermine essential scientific progress and public interest in space exploration. He also critiques the idea of colonizing Mars, noting the planet’s extreme hostility and drawing parallels to the inhospitable nature of Antarctica.The conversation delves into the philosophical implications of discovering extraterrestrial life, which Nye believes would profoundly shift humanity's understanding of its place in the universe. He warns against prematurely contaminating potential Martian habitats with human bacteria, advocating for cautious and deliberate exploration. Beyond space science, Nye addresses the challenges of modern science communication and the divide between scientifically literate and disengaged populations. He highlights the need to inspire younger generations to pursue STEM fields. Nye concludes by underscoring the need for strong leadership at NASA to maintain U.S. prominence in space and support ongoing missions.

17.04.2025

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38 min.
17.11.2025

What's next for Blue Origin's New Glenn

SpaceNews First Up Headlines

17.11.2025

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8 min.
22.07.2025

Building Saudi Arabia’s Global Space Ambitions: Martijn Blanken on NSG’s Strategy

In this episode of Commercial Space Transformers SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jason Rainbow speaks with Martijn Blanken, CEO, Neo Space Group (NSG).In the conversation, Blanken discussed the company's recent acquisitions and the role of sovereign wealth funds like Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) in shaping the global commercial space industry. NSG was created last year by Saudi Arabia's PIF.NSG's strategy involves a mix of acquisitions, partnerships, and organic development across geospatial services, communications, navigation, and IoT. The company plans to lease satellite capacity initially and eventually own its own constellations. Sovereign wealth funds, like PIF, play a crucial role in providing capital and fostering innovation. NSG aims to balance global market reach with regional investments, leveraging partnerships and acquisitions to enhance capabilities. The company also focuses on workforce development, particularly in Saudi Arabia, through university partnerships and recruiting local talent.

22.07.2025

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18 min.
15.07.2025

Inside Seraphim’s Strategy: Defense, Growth, and the Future of Space Capital

In this episode of Commercial Space Transformers SpaceNews Senior Staff Writer Jason Rainbow speaks with Mark Boggett, CEO, Seraphim Space.The conversation focuses on the evolving landscape of space investment and the role Seraphim plays as a publicly traded space fund. Boggett highlights the dual impact of being publicly listed, noting the increased profile and credibility in markets such as the US and Asia, but also acknowledging the challenges posed by limited IPO and fundraising opportunities. This has led Seraphim to adopt a more selective investment approach, with a focus on high-growth companies.Boggett expresses optimism about the future of space investment, particularly in light of a potential second Trump administration, which he believes could drive increased NASA budgets and defense spending. He cites Trump's previous support for space initiatives like the Artemis Accords and the creation of the Space Force as evidence of his pro-space stance. Boggett also notes the broader implications for NATO defense spending and the trickle-down effect this could have on space-related industries.In Europe, Boggett discusses the impact of the Iris² broadband constellation project and the EU's broader investment in space technologies. He acknowledges the persistent challenge of scaling startups in Europe, citing a lack of growth capital However, he highlights UK pension reforms aimed at increasing investment in growth-stage companies as a potential model for broader European adoption.

15.07.2025

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21 min.
14.11.2025

Blue Origin's New Glenn sticks the landing

SpaceNews First Up Headlines

14.11.2025

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10 min.
02.10.2025

Space Security, Threats and Rapid Innovation

This week’s episode guest is Steve Kitay — former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy, former head of Microsoft’s space initiatives, and now Senior Vice President for Space Defense at True Anomaly.The conversations takes us inside a rapidly shifting orbital landscape, where national security, commercial innovation, and geopolitical competition collide. From China’s accelerating satellite programs to the race for real-time space situational awareness, we explore how companies like True Anomaly are building the tools to protect U.S. interests and maintain deterrence in a new era of space as a warfighting domain.

02.10.2025

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30 min.
5. mar.

Texas as a Strategic Space Hub

In this episode of Space Minds, Jeff Foust moderates a panel at AIAA AscendxTexas on the role Texas is playing in the space economy. With a series of industry leaders they discuss the capabilities and strategies required to stay competitive especially amid global competition and accelerating demand. About Space Minds Space Minds is a new audio and video podcast from SpaceNews that focuses on the inspiring leaders, technologies and exciting opportunities in space. This weekly podcast features compelling interviews with scientists, founders and experts who love to talk about space, covers the news that has enthusiasts daydreaming, and engages with listeners. Join David Ariosto, Mike Gruss and journalists from the SpaceNews team for new episodes every Thursday. Space Minds Podcast https://spacenews.com/space-minds-podcast Sign up for a SpaceNews newsletter https://spacenews.com/newsletters/

5. mar.

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Rocket Lab's Neutron rocket debut pushed to 2026

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Building Saudi Arabia’s Global Space Ambitions: Martijn Blanken on NSG’s Strategy

Inside Seraphim’s Strategy: Defense, Growth, and the Future of Space Capital

Blue Origin's New Glenn sticks the landing

Space Security, Threats and Rapid Innovation

Texas as a Strategic Space Hub

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