SpaceWeekly News Summary 9/27/2025



This Week in Space – September 22-27, 2025


🚀 Mission Updates

NASA’s Cosmic Carpool: New SpaceX Mission Launches

Astrophysicist David McComas leads a new SpaceX mission to the point between Earth and the Sun, carrying multiple scientific payloads in NASA’s latest cosmic carpool venture.

Ham Radio Operators Needed for NASA Moon Mission Tracking

NASA seeks volunteers to passively track the 2026 Moon mission using amateur radio equipment, highlighting the crucial role of ham operators in space exploration.

🌍 Earth From Space

Golden Lake: Stunning ISS Photography

Golden sunglint highlights Lake Balkhash in this breathtaking May 2016 photograph taken from the International Space Station, showcasing Earth’s natural beauty from orbit.

☀️ Space Weather Update

Solar Activity Reaches Moderate Levels

Solar activity reached moderate levels this week with an impulsive M1.0 flare observed on September 20th, continuing the pattern of increased solar activity as we approach solar maximum.

📻 Amateur Radio in Space

Ham Radio for Public Service

Amateur radio continues its vital partnership with served agencies in providing communications support, demonstrating the enduring importance of ham radio in emergency and public service operations.

ARRL Legislative Push: Every Ham Counts

ARRL The National Association for Amateur Radio® needs every radio amateur in the United States to help pass critical legislation supporting amateur radio operations and public service capabilities.

💰 Space Program Transparency

NASA Mission Spending Tracker

The Planetary Society continues developing comprehensive mission spending trackers to increase transparency and discoveries in our exploration of space, helping the public understand space program investments.


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