On September 17, the FAA signed a finding of no significant impact and record of decision for Relativity Space's Terran R at SLC-16 at Cape Canaveral, covering up to 24 launches a year. The decisio...

On October 12, UK regulator Ofcom published a paper backing targeted updates to the ITU's EPFD limits at or by WRC-27, followed by a more fundamental review at WRC-31. The late-1990s limits protect...

Venezuela's telecom regulator Conatel said on October 9 that it had approved a general license and seven Ku-band concessions for SpaceX's local unit, authorizing Starlink satellite internet service...

On October 7 FCC Chairman Brendan Carr put two direct-to-device proposals on the October 29 agenda: a 25 MHz auction in the 1675–1695 and 2020–2025 MHz bands for 5G, D2D or both, and 482 MHz more s...

On October 6 the FCC granted-in-part SpaceX’s application for a new 15,000-satellite direct-to-device constellation at 326–335 km, with U.S. SCS/MSS on EchoStar spectrum and direct-to-cell abroad. ...

SpaceX subsidiary Coastal Connect Services asked Florida regulators to approve a 32.4-mile gas pipeline to fuel Starship launches at Cape Canaveral, Reuters and Bloomberg reported on October 5. The...

The FCC voted on September 30 to exclude the space activities it regulates from National Environmental Policy Act reviews, treating launch, deployment and spacecraft operations as not major federal...

Spaceflight Now reported on September 29 that the FAA released a draft environmental assessment for Blue Origin's request to raise New Glenn's licensed cadence at Launch Complex 36A from 12 to 50 l...

Louisiana watcher @thelacoast reported early on September 29 that a large permit application was filed for SpaceX's planned Starbase site at Pecan Island: a 15.5-mile heavy-haul road, a 133-acre Gu...

ChairmanBrendan Carr announced a new order for a vote at the July 22 open meeting that will create a "Licensing Assembly Line" to support the commercial space economy, per the official @FCC account...