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Space news: launches, missions and the sky above
Latest report · November 12, 2026
Jspace News covers rocket launches, space missions, astronomy and the space industry, reported from agency and mission sources and checked before we publish.
AST wants Blacklift flying from late 2028, carrying up to five BlueBirds at a time. Until then it relies on SpaceX, Blue Origin and others, its filings show.
Spacecraft and defense software work drove the rise, and the net loss narrowed to $94.2 million. Firefly expects 2026 revenue of $440 million to $450 million.
Four CSIRO researchers report a 42.2-microarcsecond ring from telescope data combined in triplets, in line with the Event Horizon Telescope's 2019 result.
SWPC ties the likely G1 days to coronal-hole solar wind. At G1, NOAA says, auroras are commonly visible at high latitudes such as northern Michigan and Maine.
Gemini North and Webb data point to two feeding black holes about 18,100 light-years apart, but NOIRLab says lensing is not yet fully ruled out.
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