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Issue No. 341

Why it’s here: The newsletter's space coverage includes US policy-relevant items such as NASA Administrator and Artemis lunar lander contract changes, the Air Force approving SpaceX's Vandenberg launch cap doubling, and NASA workforce losses and budget reinstatement fights, though much of the issue is foreign rocket development, weird papers, and general space trivia.

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  1. Oct 21Orbital IndexIssue No. 341The Orbital Index newsletter surveys global reusable-rocket progress, noting SpaceX's dominance and competitor milestones from Blue Origin, Rocket Lab, and Chinese commercial firms, alongside a roundup of space and science news.1 outletSpace23 linked

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