August 17, 2026 — The Launch Bottleneck: Who Inherits SpaceX's Backlog?

August 17, 2026 — The Launch Bottleneck: Who Inherits SpaceX's Backlog?

SpaceX has effectively closed its Falcon 9 rideshare book past 2028, and satellite operators from Telesat to Amazon are scrambling for alternatives — the main story asks who inherits the launch business SpaceX built. Plus: an abrupt L3Harris CEO shakeup, real hardware from MDA Space's Globalstar replenishment fleet, and a busy day in direct-to-device satellite connectivity.

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Italy Pledges $5B+ for Moon Habitat and Two Landings — September 23, 2026

Italy Pledges $5B+ for Moon Habitat and Two Landings — September 23, 2026

Italy commits over $5B to a lunar habitat for two Moon landings under NASA's good-deals doctrine, plus FCC environmental review vote, Planet's Berlin factory, HEO's $25M raise, and Starship tile reuse...

23 Sep 12min

Viasat Completes ViaSat-3 Trio as Starfall Books Starship Flights Ahead — September 22, 2026

Viasat Completes ViaSat-3 Trio as Starfall Books Starship Flights Ahead — September 22, 2026

Viasat says its ViaSat-3 trio is fully operational, plus Starfall bookings on Starship, and five launches this week.Final ViaSat-3 Satellite Enters Service, Completing High-Capacity Trio — Via Satelli...

22 Sep 10min

Canada and France Weigh Shared Launch Infrastructure — September 21, 2026

Canada and France Weigh Shared Launch Infrastructure — September 21, 2026

Ariane 6 faces year-end delays over a reported turbopump issue and Canada-France pitch shared space infrastructure.ESA Acknowledges Ariane 6 Delays Following Reports of Turbopump Issue — European Spac...

21 Sep 6min

Weekly Recap: Weapons in Orbit, Money on the Table — September 19, 2026

Weekly Recap: Weapons in Orbit, Money on the Table — September 19, 2026

This week's recap: NASA's $5.92 billion Commercial Crew total after a new SpaceX award, a slipping Starship launch date, Boeing's Starliner comeback, the Pentagon's first public admission of orbital w...

19 Sep 13min

Bonus: Meet Quickly Quantum

Bonus: Meet Quickly Quantum

A bonus introduction from Space Stakes to Quickly Quantum, another daily show created by Brian Lampert. This cross-promotion features a short recommendation in this show’s voice, followed by the Quick...

18 Sep 1min

Why NASA Needs the Capsule It Just Watched Fail — September 18, 2026

Why NASA Needs the Capsule It Just Watched Fail — September 18, 2026

NASA is reportedly preparing to order more Starliner missions and help fix Boeing's capsule despite a 'Type A' mishap finding — because SpaceX has signaled Crew Dragon's retirement is coming. Plus: Eu...

18 Sep 14min

The Reset: Is Cheap Launch Really Over? — September 17, 2026

The Reset: Is Cheap Launch Really Over? — September 17, 2026

Launch rivals at World Space Business Week say the price-per-kilo era is ending as Falcon 9 winds down and Starship ramps up — plus a wave of European satellite funding, a new Pentagon radar program, ...

17 Sep 13min

Starship's Real Test: Can It Actually Reach Orbit? — September 16, 2026

Starship's Real Test: Can It Actually Reach Orbit? — September 16, 2026

Starship's fourteenth flight is the first real shot at orbit, and the FAA's reentry review is the actual gate. Plus: Space Force budget risk, LeoLabs sells radar directly to allies, and a tight ridesh...

16 Sep 13min

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