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BofA Securities initiates $NBIS Nebius with a Buy rating and $150 price target, citing its role as a premier "neocloud" provider.
With major contracts from $META Meta and $MSFT Microsoft, Nebius is set to capitalize on an AI IaaS market expected to top $419B by 2028.
With major contracts from $META Meta and $MSFT Microsoft, Nebius is set to capitalize on an AI IaaS market expected to top $419B by 2028.
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Redwire $RDW wins a $12.8M contract to provide its first commercial ELSA solar arrays to $MOG Moog for a national security mission.
The low mass ELSA wings, providing 50% more power by volume, are now standard for Moog’s METEOR satellite bus.
The low mass ELSA wings, providing 50% more power by volume, are now standard for Moog’s METEOR satellite bus.
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SEALSQ $LAES signs an LOI to acquire Miraex, a leader in photonics based quantum interconnects.
The move integrates Miraex’s microwave to optical conversion tech into SEALSQ’s stack, targeting a June 2026 close to scale distributed quantum computing.
The move integrates Miraex’s microwave to optical conversion tech into SEALSQ’s stack, targeting a June 2026 close to scale distributed quantum computing.
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Redwire $RDW wins a $12.8M contract to provide its first commercial ELSA solar arrays to $MOG Moog for a national security mission. The low mass ELSA wings, providing 50% more power by volume, are now standard for Moog’s METEOR satellite bus.
$RDW: "Solar is the name of the game"
Astrobotic was awarded a contract from NASA in 2021 to create initial designs for vertical solar array technologies and a follow-on contract in 2022 to further advance VSAT systems.
In March 2023, Redwire announced that its ROSA technology was being used by Astrobotic Technology for its Lunar Vertical Solar Array (VSAT) program.
Could Redwire be a Lunar Solar Power supplier for NASA ?
Astrobotic was awarded a contract from NASA in 2021 to create initial designs for vertical solar array technologies and a follow-on contract in 2022 to further advance VSAT systems.
In March 2023, Redwire announced that its ROSA technology was being used by Astrobotic Technology for its Lunar Vertical Solar Array (VSAT) program.
Could Redwire be a Lunar Solar Power supplier for NASA ?
NASA BUILDING A MOON BASE
NASA’s plan for establishing a sustained lunar presence will roll out in three deliberate phases:
Phase One: Build, Test, Learn
NASA shifts from bespoke, infrequent missions to a repeatable, modular approach. Through CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) deliveries and the LTV (Lunar Terrain Vehicle) program, the agency will increase the tempo of lunar activity, sending rovers, instruments, and technology demonstrations that advance mobility, power generation (including radioisotope heater units and radioisotope thermoelectric generators), communications, navigation, surface operations, and a wide range of scientific investigations.
Phase Two: Establish Early Infrastructure
With lessons from early missions in hand, NASA moves toward semi‑habitable infrastructure and regular logistics. This phase supports recurring astronaut operations on the surface and incorporates major international contributions, including JAXA’s (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) pressurized rover, and potentially other partner scientific payloads, rovers, and infrastructure/transportation capabilities.
Phase Three: Enable Long‑Duration Human Presence
As cargo‑capable human landing systems (HLS) come online, NASA will deliver heavier infrastructure needed for a continuous human foothold on the Moon, marking the transition from periodic expeditions to a permanent lunar base. This will include ASI’s (Italian Space Agency) Multi-purpose Habitats (MPH), CSA’s (Canadian Space Agency) Lunar Utility Vehicle, and opportunities for additional contributions in habitation, surface mobility and logistics.
NASA’s plan for establishing a sustained lunar presence will roll out in three deliberate phases:
Phase One: Build, Test, Learn
NASA shifts from bespoke, infrequent missions to a repeatable, modular approach. Through CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) deliveries and the LTV (Lunar Terrain Vehicle) program, the agency will increase the tempo of lunar activity, sending rovers, instruments, and technology demonstrations that advance mobility, power generation (including radioisotope heater units and radioisotope thermoelectric generators), communications, navigation, surface operations, and a wide range of scientific investigations.
Phase Two: Establish Early Infrastructure
With lessons from early missions in hand, NASA moves toward semi‑habitable infrastructure and regular logistics. This phase supports recurring astronaut operations on the surface and incorporates major international contributions, including JAXA’s (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) pressurized rover, and potentially other partner scientific payloads, rovers, and infrastructure/transportation capabilities.
Phase Three: Enable Long‑Duration Human Presence
As cargo‑capable human landing systems (HLS) come online, NASA will deliver heavier infrastructure needed for a continuous human foothold on the Moon, marking the transition from periodic expeditions to a permanent lunar base. This will include ASI’s (Italian Space Agency) Multi-purpose Habitats (MPH), CSA’s (Canadian Space Agency) Lunar Utility Vehicle, and opportunities for additional contributions in habitation, surface mobility and logistics.
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NASA BUILDING A MOON BASE NASA’s plan for establishing a sustained lunar presence will roll out in three deliberate phases: Phase One: Build, Test, Learn NASA shifts from bespoke, infrequent missions to a repeatable, modular approach. Through CLPS (Commercial…
NASA MOON BASE TIMELINE UNTIL 2036
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NASA: "The next several years is gonna be insane from the perspective of the amount of capabilities potentially we'll be able to put on the Moon"
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$LUNR: NASA changing LTV procurements for accelerated timeline.
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The United States government just announced it is building a permanent base on the Moon.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman stood before Congress, aerospace executives, and global space agencies today and made it official.
He called it "humanity's first permanent surface outpost beyond Earth."
The plan unfolds in three phases, starting with robotic missions that land on the Moon every single month beginning in 2027.
Those robots carry nuclear reactors, communication systems, and construction rovers to prepare the surface before a single human arrives.
In the second phase, semi-habitable structures get built on the lunar surface and astronauts begin making regular visits.
The Moon stops being a destination and becomes a job site.
In the third phase, people do not just visit, they move in permanently and the Moon becomes the first place beyond Earth where humans live and work without coming home.
The price tag for all of this is $20 billion over the next seven years, and the missions already have names and launch windows.
A White House executive order has already directed NASA to establish the initial elements of a permanent Moon base by 2030.
The US Senate has separately ordered NASA to begin Moon base work as soon as practicable.
NASA is also developing a nuclear-powered spacecraft designed to reach Mars by 2028, meaning the Moon base is just the first stop.
China has its own lunar base ambitions and is watching every one of these announcements closely.
Fifty years ago, America left the Moon and never returned.
Today, the US government announced it is going back and this time it is building something that will still be standing a hundred years from now.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman stood before Congress, aerospace executives, and global space agencies today and made it official.
He called it "humanity's first permanent surface outpost beyond Earth."
The plan unfolds in three phases, starting with robotic missions that land on the Moon every single month beginning in 2027.
Those robots carry nuclear reactors, communication systems, and construction rovers to prepare the surface before a single human arrives.
In the second phase, semi-habitable structures get built on the lunar surface and astronauts begin making regular visits.
The Moon stops being a destination and becomes a job site.
In the third phase, people do not just visit, they move in permanently and the Moon becomes the first place beyond Earth where humans live and work without coming home.
The price tag for all of this is $20 billion over the next seven years, and the missions already have names and launch windows.
A White House executive order has already directed NASA to establish the initial elements of a permanent Moon base by 2030.
The US Senate has separately ordered NASA to begin Moon base work as soon as practicable.
NASA is also developing a nuclear-powered spacecraft designed to reach Mars by 2028, meaning the Moon base is just the first stop.
China has its own lunar base ambitions and is watching every one of these announcements closely.
Fifty years ago, America left the Moon and never returned.
Today, the US government announced it is going back and this time it is building something that will still be standing a hundred years from now.
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🇮🇷 Donald Trump:
✔ We are making huge progress in Iran.
❗ We are negotiating with the right people, they want to make a deal.
✔ US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, US Vice President Jay D. Vance and other people are negotiating with Iran.
❗ Iran has agreed that they will never have nuclear weapons.
✔ We have good allies from the Persian Gulf countries.
✔ Practically everything that Iran had has disappeared. Can you name at least one thing that hasn't disappeared? If you read the newspapers, you'd think we're at a stalemate. We move freely around Tehran and can do whatever we want.
✔ We really carried out a regime change - all the leaders are very different from those we started with.
✔ This is a very successful military operation (not a war).
❗ Iran has given us a big gift, which cost a huge amount of money, and it arrived today.
✔ This is related to oil and gas. We are dealing with the right people.
✔ I think we're going to finish this, but I can't tell you for sure. We've won this war.
❗ Iran did something good yesterday related to the Strait of Hormuz.
🇺🇸 US Secretary of Defense:
❗ We are negotiating with the help of bombs. This is not Iraq or Afghanistan.
✔ We are fully in control of the situation.
Axios: The US is trying to arrange urgent negotiations with Iran through intermediaries, which may take place on Thursday, but there is no official agreement from Tehran yet.
According to a number of sources, Iran has already agreed to some points of the future agreement.
✔ We are making huge progress in Iran.
❗ We are negotiating with the right people, they want to make a deal.
✔ US Secretary of State Marco Rubio, US Vice President Jay D. Vance and other people are negotiating with Iran.
❗ Iran has agreed that they will never have nuclear weapons.
✔ We have good allies from the Persian Gulf countries.
✔ Practically everything that Iran had has disappeared. Can you name at least one thing that hasn't disappeared? If you read the newspapers, you'd think we're at a stalemate. We move freely around Tehran and can do whatever we want.
✔ We really carried out a regime change - all the leaders are very different from those we started with.
✔ This is a very successful military operation (not a war).
❗ Iran has given us a big gift, which cost a huge amount of money, and it arrived today.
✔ This is related to oil and gas. We are dealing with the right people.
✔ I think we're going to finish this, but I can't tell you for sure. We've won this war.
❗ Iran did something good yesterday related to the Strait of Hormuz.
❗ We are negotiating with the help of bombs. This is not Iraq or Afghanistan.
✔ We are fully in control of the situation.
Axios: The US is trying to arrange urgent negotiations with Iran through intermediaries, which may take place on Thursday, but there is no official agreement from Tehran yet.
According to a number of sources, Iran has already agreed to some points of the future agreement.
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$LUNR: NASA changing LTV procurements for accelerated timeline.
$LUNR: Intuitive Machines selected for upcoming CLPS mission to deliver NASA payloads to the Moon south polar region.
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$LUNR: Intuitive Machines selected for upcoming CLPS mission to deliver NASA payloads to the Moon south polar region.
NASA has awarded Intuitive Machines a $180.4 million dollar contract to deliver seven payloads to the Lunar #SouthPole region. 🌕
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$KTOS: Kratos scores $447M Space Force award for missile tracking ground system
The Space Force now is planning a "base" constellation of about 30 Resilient MWT MEO satellites. The program is one of three separate missile warning/tracking efforts being managed by the service, all of which are supporting the Trump administration’s ambitious Golden Dome initiative.
The award to Kratos is a follow-on to an original $55 million task order awarded to Parsons Corporation in April 2023 “to develop hardware and software solutions” and “outfit” the Space Operations Center to “enable an Epoch 1 initial launch capability,” an SSC spokesperson told Breaking Defense in an email.
The Space Force now is planning a "base" constellation of about 30 Resilient MWT MEO satellites. The program is one of three separate missile warning/tracking efforts being managed by the service, all of which are supporting the Trump administration’s ambitious Golden Dome initiative.
The award to Kratos is a follow-on to an original $55 million task order awarded to Parsons Corporation in April 2023 “to develop hardware and software solutions” and “outfit” the Space Operations Center to “enable an Epoch 1 initial launch capability,” an SSC spokesperson told Breaking Defense in an email.