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Issue No. 344

Why it’s here: The issue covers mostly commercial in-space manufacturing and launch news, but includes DC-relevant items such as the Isaacman NASA Administrator renomination, FAA launch restrictions during the shutdown, NASA campus closures, and the Shenzhou debris/rescue implications for international standards.

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  1. Nov 11Orbital IndexIssue No. 344Orbital Index's roundup covers in-space manufacturing funding and contracts, a delayed Shenzhou-20 crew return after suspected debris damage, and other launch and NASA news.1 outletSpace26 linked

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Issue No. 344 — The Wave