It’s raining Chinese rockets in Australia.

Suspected space debris has been discovered in Western Australia (WA). Innospace has received Korea's first private commercial launch permit from the Korea AeroSpace Administration (KASA). Pakistan has sent its first-ever hyperspectral satellite into orbit, and more.

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T-Minus Guest

Our guest today is Colonel William A. Woolf, USAF (Ret.) President, CEO and Founder of the Space Force Association.

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Selected Reading

Space debris found on fire near WA mining town suspected to be from Chinese rocket - The Guardian

United Boeing 737 Windshield Cracks, Bruising Pilot: Space Debris, Or...? - One Mile at a Time

Innospace Receives Launch Permit for Hanbit-Nano, Its First Commercial Launch Vehicle

SUPARCO Successfully Launches Pakistan’s First Hyperspectral Satellite

ispace and Magna Petra Corp. sign Payload Service Agreement to deliver NASA’s MSOLO instrument to the Moon

ESA - Week in images: 13-17 October 2025

SpaceX lofts 10,000th Starlink satellite on record-tying 132nd Falcon 9 launch of the year- Space

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