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Firefly Aerospace Stock Rockets 15% As SpaceX IPO Buzz Puts FLY Back On Traders’ Radar

Firefly Aerospace Stock Rockets 15% As SpaceX IPO Buzz Puts FLY Back On Traders’ Radar

Firefly Aerospace Inc. shares closed 15.5% higher at $49.50 on Friday and ended the week up about 22%, as investors bought publicly traded space names after fresh SpaceX news pulled attention back to the sector. The move came on heavy volume for FLY and put the stock above its August IPO price.
‘Yeast Survives Mars’ & ESA’s ‘Protein Out of Thin Air’: How Biology Is Rewriting the Mars Menu — and What It Means for Investors

‘Yeast Survives Mars’ & ESA’s ‘Protein Out of Thin Air’: How Biology Is Rewriting the Mars Menu — and What It Means for Investors

Europe’s HOBI‑WAN pilot is ESA’s clearest sign yet that microbial food production will be part of living off‑Earth. The agency says the demonstrator feeds a bacterial culture with stored gases to produce Solein, a protein‑rich powder that needs “neither farmland nor sunlight.” The ISS testbed will ride in a standard locker and includes safety‑critical gas‑injection cartridges because hydrogen/oxygen handling in microgravity must be fail‑safe. The first eight months build and validate a ground “science model,” then ESA aims to manufacture, test and launch a flight unit. European Space Agency
Sweden’s Space Odyssey: From Arctic Rockets to Europe’s Satellite Powerhouse

Sweden’s Space Odyssey: From Arctic Rockets to Europe’s Satellite Powerhouse

Sweden’s involvement in space stretches back over six decades. In 1961, Swedish engineers launched the country’s first sounding rocket from a remote site in northern Sweden Sscspace. This pioneering step was followed by the construction of Esrange Space Center above the Arctic Circle, which saw its first rocket launch in November 1966 Sscspace. Operated initially by the European Space Research Organisation and transferred to Swedish ownership in 1972, Esrange became the heart of Sweden’s early space activities Sscspace Sscspace. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Sweden built expertise in suborbital rockets and balloon flights for scientific research, carving out a reputation in high-latitude atmospheric and auroral studies.
19 September 2025
Germany’s Space Boom: Inside Europe’s Next Great Space Power

Germany’s Space Boom: Inside Europe’s Next Great Space Power

Germany is quietly transforming into a space industry powerhouse at the heart of Europe. Long known for its engineering excellence in automobiles and machinery, Germany is now applying that same precision and ambition to the final frontier. In recent years, the German space and satellite sector has surged with new startups, increased investment, and bold government support. This public-facing report provides an in-depth look at Germany’s space industry – from its historical foundations to its current market structure, strategic goals, and future outlook – in an engaging, accessible way.
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