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ESPI Insights for February 2026 is out!

Published: 3 March 2026

The February 2026 issue of ESPI Insights is now available. ESPI Insights provides a quick, monthly update on major news in the space sector.

This issue covers the top news of February 2026:

ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot begins εpsilon mission with SpaceX Crew-12 launch
NASA delays Artemis II mission to April 2026
OHB establishes European Moonport Company
Arianespace flies first Ariane 64 mission, deploying Amazon LEO satellites
Eutelsat signs €1 billion financing to replenish Oneweb constellation
Axiom Space raises $350 million for ISS successor and new NASA spacesuits

… and more!

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