Space Luisa FernandaFROM ARECIBO TO ORBIT · 2026-11-08

Space Luisa Fernanda

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The programme

In this newscast

LAUNCHES & ROCKETSUkrainian drone operators lost satellite link, cancelling missions
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MISSIONS & EXPLORATIFinal iROSA solar array installed, completing station power upgrade
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THE SKY & TELESCOPESSpace-based radio astronomy session set for 2027 AAS meeting
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LAUNCHES & ROCKETSSpaceX ran over 11,000 Starlink satellites at end of September
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LAUNCHES & ROCKETSRobert Reich calls for Democrats to pursue SpaceX nationalization
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LAUNCHES & ROCKETSApollo affiliate signs $40B hardware lease deal with SpaceX
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LAUNCHES & ROCKETSSpaceX in talks over Boost Mobile purchase or network rental
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The desk

Luisa Fernanda (At Arecibo, voiced Catalina) · Luisa Fernanda (At UCF, voiced Catalina) · Luisa Fernanda (Aboard the station, voiced Catalina)

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The transcript 8 turns
Luisa FernandaWelcome to Space Luisa Fernanda, November eighth, twenty twenty-six. I'm Luisa Fernanda, your host. We have a wonderful show today, so let's get started.
Luisa FernandaUkrainian military drone operators lost satellite connectivity on October fourteenth, forcing mission cancellations. The outage details remain classified. When space infrastructure goes dark, the ground feels it fast.
Luisa FernandaAstronauts have installed the final iROSA solar array on the station. It wraps a five-year power upgrade. Station generation capacity is now up thirty percent, a remarkable engineering milestone.
Luisa FernandaA space-based radio astronomy session is scheduled for the twenty twenty-seven AAS meeting in Salt Lake City. The ninety-minute technical session runs in January. Radio astronomy keeps finding its audience.
Luisa FernandaSpaceX operated over eleven thousand Starlink satellites at the end of September. That scale dwarfs the nineteen ninety-eight Iridium launch that preceded that company's bankruptcy just nine months later.
Luisa FernandaFormer U.S. Labor Secretary Robert Reich called on Democrats to lay groundwork for nationalizing SpaceX and Starlink. He made the comment on a podcast on October twenty-fifth.
Luisa FernandaAn Apollo affiliate has entered a forty-billion-dollar hardware lease deal with SpaceX, covering AI chips and server equipment. The agreement was reported on October twenty-sixth.
Luisa FernandaSpaceX held talks over buying or renting Boost Mobile's network from EchoStar. Donald Trump and Jim Cramer publicly backed the company on November second. The commercial space web keeps expanding. That is our front page.
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