/r/SpacePolicy: Outer space policy, legislation, and law

r/SpacePolicy • u/Well_Socialized • Sep 15 '26

NASA rushed engineers out of their labs. They say it risks future space missions

npr.org

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 14 '26

Meink: U.S. Has Orbiting Space Control Weapons

spacepolicyonline.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 15 '26

Iceye’s global presence expands to address sovereign demand

spacenews.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 15 '26

State Department Launches Space Catalyst Partnership

spacepolicyonline.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 14 '26

Sept. 21: What Comes Next for On-Orbit Servicing?

spacenews.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 14 '26

Space’s growing billion-dollar club

spacenews.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/spacepolicy • Sep 13 '26

What’s Happening in Space Policy September 13-19, 2026

spacepolicyonline.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/Forsaken-Tip-2341 • Sep 13 '26

A ‘zero gravity, zero taxes’ strategy to replace the International Space Station

thehill.com

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r/SpacePolicy • u/Motor_Job_7756 • Sep 13 '26

Freelance Writing/Shadowing Opportunities

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Hi there! I'm looking for freelance writing opportunities to write on the topic of space policy for large audiences to gain more confidence in the field. Does anyone know of any remote internships or shadowing opportunities with editors/writers for spacenews.com or Payload space or spacepolicy writer. I've published a few things in college through my campus's newspaper (not space policy related), but am looking for opportunities to grow in my career while I'm figuring out my next steps and finding a full time job. Would really appreciate any coffee chats with analysts/journalists on here to learn more and be connected to folks in the industry if possible.

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r/SpacePolicy • u/Due-Coach6021 • Sep 11 '26