1. The International Astronautical Congress is being held in Australia with over 8,000 participants from around the world.
2. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) presented a model of their lunar probe planned for launch in fiscal 2026.
3. NASA's budget has been proposed to be slashed by 24%, causing concern among experts and leading to a significant number of employees considering departure, as the agency focuses on human exploration of the moon and Mars. The congress is themed around "Sustainable Space: Resilient Earth," with discussions on space debris from defunct satellites expected.
2. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) presented a model of their lunar probe planned for launch in fiscal 2026.
3. NASA's budget has been proposed to be slashed by 24%, causing concern among experts and leading to a significant number of employees considering departure, as the agency focuses on human exploration of the moon and Mars. The congress is themed around "Sustainable Space: Resilient Earth," with discussions on space debris from defunct satellites expected.
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Summary
8,000 attendees convene at the International Astronautical Congress in Australia; Japan's lunar probe, planned for launch in 2026, presented by JAXA. NASA faces a 24% budget cut, sparking employee concerns and Mars focus. The conference theme is "Sustainable Space: Resilient Earth," addressing
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