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Archive for November 15th, 2026

SpaceX Guides Ship 42 Back to Texas for First Orbital Upper-Stage Tower Catch

November 15th, 2026 by me

SpaceX initiated the atmospheric reentry of its Starship Flight 15 upper stage, designated Ship 42, on Saturday, Nov. 14, directing the spacecraft back toward its Starbase launch complex in South […]

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Electric and Green Systems Propel Satellite Propulsion Market

November 15th, 2026 by me

The global satellite propulsion market is undergoing a profound transformation, driven by the shift toward electric and green propulsion systems with the this market set to reach USD 4.66 Billion […]

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Story 1 The Market: Satellite Propulsion Market Projected to Reach $4.66 Billion

November 15th, 2026 by me

The global satellite propulsion market is projected to expand from approximately $2.07 billion in 2026 to $4.66 billion by 2031, according to a market research report released on Nov. 13 […]

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Story 2 The Players: Prime Contractors and NewSpace Suppliers Compete in $4.66 Billion Propulsion Sector

November 15th, 2026 by me

As the global satellite propulsion market scales from $2.07 billion in 2026 toward a projected $4.66 billion by 2031, established aerospace prime contractors and specialized suppliers are restructuring manufacturing strategies […]

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Story 3 The Technology: Electric and Green Thrusters Reshape Satellite Propulsion Architectures

November 15th, 2026 by me

Advancements in electric thrusters, non-toxic green propellants, and miniaturized hardware are reshaping spacecraft propulsion design as operators seek to cut launch mass and extend orbital lifetimes. Rapid adoption of high-efficiency […]

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