The US Government Accountability Office says that Artemis III’s launch is likely to slip to 2027. Angola becomes the latest nation to sign the Artemis Accords. The US and foreign partners hit North Korea’s Kimsuky Cyberespionage Unit with new sanctions following the latest rocket launch by Pyongyang, and more.
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Selected Reading
NASA Artemis Programs: Crewed Moon Landing Faces Multiple Challenges- U.S. GAO
FACT SHEET: The U.S. – Angola Partnership- The White House
US Sanctions North Korean Cyber Unit After Satellite Launch
Arcfield Acquires Orion Space Solutions
MUOS SATCOM System Completes Successful Demonstration in Canada- Space Systems Command
Ireland set to launch first satellite into space
POLARIS successfully tests spaceplane engine - SpaceWatch.Global
The Kármán Line: Where does space begin?
Scientists Discover a Stunning River of Stars Flowing Through Space : ScienceAlert
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